Hello everyone my name is A.Maurizio
First of all, too, with a little delay I would like to wish you all a Happy New Year with Friendship and sympathy.
Having said that, my problem is this.
On a sheet of excel in column (B) I want to insert measurements of Body Weight in KG.
While in the row that goes from the cell (I1: N1) I have entered the achievement of its evaluation ranging from "95.0 Kg" you have "70.0 kg"
Now my difficulty in realizing all this lies in this
If I in column (B) enter the figure (96.0 Kg) in a given cell
I would like that in Cell (I1) the "Interior" color was always the same equal to the Base one; As (96.0 Kg) is getting closer and closer to (100.0 Kg)
On the contrary: If the weight of (95.9 kg) or (95.0 kg) is reported in Column (B)
Cell (I1) should turn purple red.
However, in the event that this threshold is exceeded by column (B)
Cell (I1) should return to having the base color
Since the Cell (J1) should be colored
As we move to a lower weight.
that's all !
I of mine tried to do a little something, but with little positive outcome.
Thanks for all the help you want to give me on this.
Greetings from A.Maurizio
I insert test files
Rather than VBA cant you use conditional formatting?
If i have understood the requirements correctly, somthing like this
=INDEX($B:$B,MATCH(MAX($A:$A),$A:$A,0))<($I$1-1) (STOP IF TRUE)
=INDEX($B:$B,MATCH(MAX($A:$A),$A:$A,0))<($I$1+1)
Index finds the newest entry, looks up the weight and compares to the cell in I1 - if it within 1 kg it goes red.
i find it quite tricky to get the conditional formatting formula correct, so i think it is easier to do in the worksheet first
Also - please dont use Merged Cells!
Hope it helps
Hi Purfleet
First of all, thank you for your little help.
Tried it and I have to say it's perfect.
Now I just have to modify it to make the other numbers ready to do the same thing and that's it.
Infinite Thanks Truly.
Sincere Greetings From A.Maurizio
