Hi Pawel,

You can accomplish this simply by using conditional formatting.

You can either:

1.       Use a default format and a conditional format.

a.      Format D5:J22 with one of the two formats.  This would be your
default format regarldess on the value in C2.

b.      Use a conditional format rule based on a formula.  The formula would
be =$C$2=1  (or $C$2=2) then set the appropraite format to go with the
formula chosen.

2.       Use two conditional format rules.

a.      one for the formula =$C$2=1

b.      another form the formula $C$2=2

 

Asa

 

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On Behalf Of pawel lupinski
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2012 1:34 PM
To: excel-macros@googlegroups.com
Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ range formatting

 

Hi All,

I'd hope that you'd help me on this one. I'd like to change range formating
depending on the number in cell C2.

So if I'll pick "1" formating for range D5:J22 should be change to britsh
pounds like in "sheet2"

So if I'll pick "2" formating for range D5:J22 should be change to formating
like in "sheet3"

 

Can you please help me on this?

 

Thanks

Pawel

 

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