Albert Widjaja
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How to highlight some entries in one Worksheet based on string match value on the other worksheet ?
Hi,
I've got a list of Windows Update entries in one worksheet called "Patches to be applied" and another list of bad patches called "bad patches" worksheet.
So now can someone please assist me how to make the entries in "Patches to be applied" worksheets highlighted in red colur when there is a KB number matched in "bad patches" worksheet ?
See the attached Excel Spreadsheet.
Thanks,
Updates.xlsx
I've got a list of Windows Update entries in one worksheet called "Patches to be applied" and another list of bad patches called "bad patches" worksheet.
So now can someone please assist me how to make the entries in "Patches to be applied" worksheets highlighted in red colur when there is a KB number matched in "bad patches" worksheet ?
See the attached Excel Spreadsheet.
Thanks,
Updates.xlsx
ASKER
SKTNeer,
Thanks for the quick reply.
However, when I added new entry in the last line of 'Bad Patches' worksheet, it didn't highlight the entry in the "Patches to be applied" worksheet ?
Thanks for the quick reply.
However, when I added new entry in the last line of 'Bad Patches' worksheet, it didn't highlight the entry in the "Patches to be applied" worksheet ?
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You are amazing mate !
thanks this is just what I want.
Now I learn something new.
thanks this is just what I want.
Now I learn something new.
You're welcome. Glad I could help. :)
In the attached file, I have set the conditional formatting to highlight the cells with Red Fill and Bold and White Font.
=OR(ISNUMBER(SEARCH('Bad Patches'!$A$1:$A$38,A1)))
See if this helps.
Updates.xlsx