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Hecwill
How to make a cell twinks when a condition is met in excel ?
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Earl Kiosterud
Hecwill,
You've probably seen blinking formatting in Word. Excel has no such
formatting. It's possible, though not recommended to use timed macros to
do this. It works by changing the formatting periodically.
You've probably seen blinking formatting in Word. Excel has no such
formatting. It's possible, though not recommended to use timed macros to
do this. It works by changing the formatting periodically.
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Doug Kanter
Why is it not recommended?
Earl Kiosterud said:Hecwill,
You've probably seen blinking formatting in Word. Excel has no such
formatting. It's possible, though not recommended to use timed macros to
do this. It works by changing the formatting periodically.
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Dave Peterson
You'd have to use some kind of procedure that runs every second or two.
Personally, I think that this would be a resource hog (as well as just
irritating to the eye).
But there are lots of solutions archived on google that do just that.
Personally, I think that this would be a resource hog (as well as just
irritating to the eye).
But there are lots of solutions archived on google that do just that.
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Bob Phillips
Never mind the resource hog, it is simply intrusive, and is bad style
design.
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design.
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