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Is there a way to conditional highlight a cell with editable text based on another cell? So for example - A1-B1 can add first names & last names. Those cells (A1-B1) are highlighted based on what is in cell C1.
iPad Air 2, iOS 11
For example in cell A & B I would like to add customers names, as I get them. Wouldn’t have them all at the start. In cell C I would like to have what type of membership they have. Based on what type of membership would I like the cell with their names be highlighted.
So for example: both A2 & B2 be highlighted red based on C2 Month to Month to indicated moving them to an 18 month.
A3 & B3 would be highlighted green based on C3 indicating no further action.
You may have to settle for highlighting just the cells in the Membership column, with something like this:
Be sure to experiment with the Category functionality (click the C column header and choose 'Add Category for Membership'), which with then group your data by membership type and may do what you want without color highlighting.
SG
Hi Casey,
Formula in D2 =IF($C2=D$1,A2,"")
Formula in E2 =IF($C2=E$1,B2,"")
Formula in F2 =IF($C2=F$1,A2,"")
Formula in G2 =IF($C2=G$1,B2,"")
Conditional Highlighting:
Regards,
Ian.
Hi Casey,
Please post examples of what could be in columns A, B and C.
Regards,
Ian.
Yea I’ve tossed this idea around as well! Thanks for the help!
WoW! Thank you!!! Idk I missed this!
conditional highlighting a cell with editable text based on another cell
