Re: Need help with complicated use of count background color of Ce
- From: "Jane" <Jane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 7 Aug 2005 16:16:01 -0700
I actually have 6 colors in all that I am needing a count on, all in
different columns. I am unsure of what options I have regarding conditional
formatting although I am quite familiar with it. I'm not sure I understand
what you are saying though with my overall limited knowledge. Since
CountSummary is counting green in one column and red in another column
whatever your idea is just may work. Would you elaborate on what you are
thinking? Thanks so much. You guys are so helpful it is absurd for us
needing help. Your advice is absolutely invaluable. Do you ever get more
than a Thank you?
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:
> How are your cells colored? Do you actually change the background color or
> do you use conditional formatting. If using conditional formatting, why not
> build a formuila in CountSummary that uses the same condition. If the
> separation of John and Rob is dynamic, is there nothing in the data which
> can be used to determine John and Rob on a row by row basis. (even if there
> is a cell at the top of each section with their name)
>
> --
> Regards,
> Tom Ogilvy
>
> "Jane" <Jane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:25815A9B-3A88-485E-A25B-A071F9892CAE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Need help with complicated use of count background color of Cell
> >
> > I have 3 spreadsheets within a workbook:
> >
> > CountSummary is sheet1
> > Men is sheet2
> > Women is sheet3
> >
> > CountSummary counts the data based on the color of the background colors
> in
> > the Men and Women spreadsheets
> >
> > Men consists of data for John and Rob. The information related to each
> are
> > separated by a black filled cell which I use to separate their data.
> >
> > Women consists of Jane and Mary formatted the same as "men"
> >
> > In the "men" work*** ..If the current month is AUG find previous month
> > (i.e. JUL) in row 3 in columns F thru Q. [note the months are text in
> row3
> > and formatted as Jan Feb Mar Apr May etc.]. [The real "previous month"
> date
> > formula is located in Cell A3 and is formatted "mmm"] Then in column A
> find
> > "John" and count all cells in the previous month with bright green
> background
> > and stop counting or looking for green when you hit the first black
> > background in that same column, then in COUNTSUMMARY *** look for the
> row
> > labeled "John" in column A and place the total count in COUNTSUMMARY in
> > column H in the same row as "John" and change background of that cell to
> > bright green. If the count is 0 then 0 IS NOT displayed and the
> background
> > does not change color.
> >
> > Then follow that same procedure but now count red cells and follow same
> > procedures as above but put in column P.
> >
> > Then I need to do the same thing for "Rob".
> >
> > Then I need to go to the "Women" spread*** and do the exact same thing
> for
> > "Jane" and "Mary" and have the count information placed in the correct
> cell
> > in SHEET1.
> >
> > Any ideas on how to do this without having long winded VBA code? Thanks
> in
> > advance. I hope I made sense.
> >
>
>
>
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