Hi,

        Please find the attachment.

 

 

 

 

 

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>>Excel Beginner<<

 

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Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ vba formatting if value match reference cell

 

Basically I want to compare a cell to a reference cell(range A) in the same
sheet and highlight that cell

for example

 

A                     B                             C                 D
Home              Home                    Hotel             Hotel
Hotel               Airport                   Hotel             Suite
Airport             Home                    Suite            Airport
Apartment       Apartment            Apartment     Hotel
Suite               Apartment             Suite             Suite

After running the macro, if the cell from range b,c,d matches value from A.
Then the background color becomes green, if it doesn't match. It gets Red

 

Please help, Thanks 

 

 

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Attachment: conditional formatting (vba).xlsm
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