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    • in reply to: conditional formating (Excel 97) #533084

      Finally its working..what a relief..Thanks a zillion Andrew coz solved this..but I’m still wondering..if this method can also applied basedon grades..please refer to attachment..many thanks again

    • in reply to: conditional formating (Excel 97) #533071

      Yup..you came almost perfect Legare..but you
      still miss 1 thing..please refer to attachment.many thanks

    • in reply to: conditional formating (Excel 97) #533059

      Thanks for the response again..but you guys still miss 1 thing..

      So in order to answer legare question..i try to elaborate it.the details that i can..lol..as i said b4..i’m also got headache because of this..

      1. What is the difference between “no marks entered” and empty?
      ==> if no cells fill with marks at all=empty (a1,c1e1), it should be grey
      ==> if either one cells fills(one single cell is enuff) , and the marks (1-100) , it should be red
      ==> if two cells fills , and the marks is (1-100), it also should be red
      ==> if three cells fills , and the marks is equal to 40 and above, it should be blue

      ps:

      * the student must get the minimum marks=40(a1,c1,e1) in all subjects in order to get pass=blue(whole range)

      * if they miss 1 subject(fail)=below40(a1,c1,e1) in any subject, they will get fail=red(whole range)

      * if no student marks entered=empty , it turn to grey(whole range)

      So the conclusion is : student must pass all subject(a1,c1,e1) to get =blue
      i hope you guys understand now and can help me again to solve this saga..

      2- What color do you want it to be if one is empty, one is below 40, and one is above 40?
      the answer is red

    • in reply to: Identify sheets with links (97/2000) #1785967

      Thanks for the info Legare..its quite helpful..

    • in reply to: conditional formating (Excel 97) #533019

      Thanks and Sorry John..i’ve got all messed up..the truth is the wb that i sent earlier is not an update
      version of what i really need..but you response too fast..sorry to get you also in this mess..this is really what i am for..haha..i’m really screwed up by this situation..please refer to this attachment..this time its for real

    • in reply to: conditional formating (Excel 97) #533014

      Thanks for the response Legare..but I think you
      dont understand my real question..I’m also getting headache trying to explain this situation.Please refer to my attachment for details.Many thanks..and hope you can help me again and again..LOL..regards

    • in reply to: Hide all toolbar and some sheets… (EXCEL97) #532990

      Thanks Mr.Coleman..maybe this is what i’m looking for..so far so good..regards

    • in reply to: Hide all toolbar and some sheets… (EXCEL97) #532953

      Sub Full()
      Application.ScreenUpdating = False
      Application.CommandBars(“Standard”).Visible = False
      Application.CommandBars(“Formatting”).Visible = False
      Application.CommandBars(“Drawing”).Visible = False
      Application.DisplayFormulaBar = False
      Application.DisplayStatusBar = False

      Dim NumSheets
      NumSheets = Sheets.Count
      Dim i
      For i = 1 To NumSheets
      Sheets(i).Select
      With ActiveWindow
      .DisplayGridlines = False
      .DisplayHeadings = False
      .DisplayWorkbookTabs = False
      .DisplayHorizontalScrollBar = False
      .DisplayVerticalScrollBar = False
      End With
      Next i
      Sheets(1).Select
      End Sub

      Thanks but its not what I aim for..
      above code works fine until I decided
      to hide some of my sheets..it will
      return error and the code will not run..
      Anybody know how can I use above code
      and still can hide some of my sheets
      that I prefered and I can chose which
      sheet should always be open on the opening..many thanks
      should

    • in reply to: Fail Result Detector… (Excel97) #532411

      Thanks John..it works like charms.thanks again

    • in reply to: Fail Result Detector… (Excel97) #532398

      IF(OR(C2<40,E2<40,G2<40),"FAIL","PASS")

      this formula is working..but it still shows
      fail when there is no data..how can it be empty
      when there is no data across the range filled..many thanks again..

    • Thanks John..

    • Thanks..it works like a charm..

      but still looking for the code to sort the data range without unprotect it first ..is it possible or is it just a dream..lol..thanks a bunch guys..

    • Addition to my previous reply..

      What I meant by using your code Andrew
      is how can I manipulate your code if
      the protected sheet contain password..
      let say “123” your code that your provide
      will prompt for password if the sheet
      contains pasword.how can i overcome this
      and the macro will unprotect it without
      prompt for password and after finished, it
      will protect again the sheet with “123”
      password..hope you can understand my question
      andrew..thanks again..

    • i’m thinking like this..lol..

      for Andrew solution..it just a thought okay..
      let say the sheet is protected with password
      let say “123”..so how can i use your code..

      OR

      i still hunt for this..
      can you guys figure a way..i meant how
      to sort data range on a protected sheet
      because i have saw a guy do this..sort data
      range on a protected sheet without unprotect
      the sheet first.many thanks guy..hope you can
      help me on this..appreciate it very much and
      zillion thanks

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