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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / November 2006Shared workbook
using 2003 I have a shared workbook. I want to use conditional formatting to color the cell background if the cells has been updated. How can I do that? Glen Do you just want to see any changes that have been made? In that case, you would probably be better off using Tools --> Track Changes. You would use conditional formatting if you wanted to highlight cells that meet certain criteria (eg, '>10' or '=50'). Regards, Steve Glen Mettler schrieb: > using 2003 > I have a shared workbook. I want to use conditional formatting to color the > cell background if the cells has been updated. How can I do that? > > Glen |
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