On 7-2-2015 16:14, Dave Barton wrote:
I don't believe the following is possible, but I hope some Calc guru
(Brian?) here can prove me wrong.
To have a formula in cell A which evaluates the contents of cell B and
changes the style, but NOT the content, of cell C.
eg. A1=contains the formula, B1=0, C1=20
Pseudo Code for cell A1: =IF(B1=10;C1=STYLE(whatever);"")
Changing B1 from 0 to 10 would result in the content of C1 still being
20 with the "whatever" style.
Any thoughts or pointers would be welcome.
Regards
Dave
Format / Conditional formatting.....
This can put a 'conditional format' on cell C depending on a formula.....
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