I have a workbook with two sheets. I would like to format the cell background color in the first column of sheet 1 based on the values in the second column of sheet 2.
For example, if the value of of sheet2, row 6, column 2 is say, 4, then I would like the background color of sheet 1, row 4, column 1 to be green. If none of the values in sheet 2, column 2 reference a particlar row in sheet 1, I'd like to leave it set to no color. There's no prohibition against the same value appearing multiple times in the second column of sheet 2. Bonus kudos if you can tell me how to unset the color if the last value in sheet 2 pointing to a row in sheet 1 is removed.
I'm sure that for the Excel wizards out there this could be trivial, but I rarely have occasion to use excel and certainly don't have time to become a black belt in it. Can anyone offer me advice, pointers, or a quick formula to do this? If this is going to take some complex VB code to implement, it isn't worth it.
Thank you!
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