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You can use the below code to highlight differences, as conditional formatting doesn't work in separate worksheets. <br />
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Thomas<br />

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You can use the below code to highlight differences, as conditional formatting doesn't work in separate worksheets.

Thomas


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That is almost exactly what I needed. &nbsp;I changed line 13 to be &quot;.<b><u>Font</u></b>.ColorIndex = 3&quot; and I got the results I was looking for. &nbsp;The code as posted changes the background color (fill) rather than font color. &nbsp;You are correct in that conditional formatting won't work in this case because it is seperate worksheets.<br />
Thanks!<br />

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That is almost exactly what I needed.  I changed line 13 to be ".Font.ColorIndex = 3" and I got the results I was looking for.  The code as posted changes the background color (fill) rather than font color.  You are correct in that conditional formatting won't work in this case because it is seperate worksheets.
Thanks!


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Almost perfect, and pointed me in the direction to make it exactly what I needed. &nbsp;Thanks!
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Almost perfect, and pointed me in the direction to make it exactly what I needed.  Thanks!

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I need to compare Seet1 against Sheet2. &nbsp;I need any cell in Sheet2 which is not identical to Sheet1 to be highlighted by changing its text to RED. &nbsp;This is an offshoot from a different question (<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/25155367/Search-Text-In-Cell-and-Change-Color-after.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/25155367/Search-Text-In-Cell-and-Change-Color-after.html</a>).
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I need to compare Seet1 against Sheet2.  I need any cell in Sheet2 which is not identical to Sheet1 to be highlighted by changing its text to RED.  This is an offshoot from a different question (http://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Office_Productivity/Office_Suites/MS_Office/Excel/Q_25155367.html).

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