Automate formatting for multiple cells with different criteria

ProvenzaLife39

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Hello all,

I come to you as a basic excel user. I have been compiling data for a hobby that requires me to format it a certain way. I would like to know if some of the steps I do manually can be done automatically or quicker. I will try to explain this clearly as possible. I have data that gets pulled 3 times a week. I want to highlight the data (Cells b6 through BR6) that is equal to data (cell BT6 through BX6) in a particular row. Is it possible to write a rule of some sort to do this automatically? I will provide a screenshot to help you understand what I'm trying to do. I also want to automatically pull copy data from rows b8 through br8 and paste that data in BT8 through BX. I did everything manually in the outline so you could see what I wanted. I appreciate anything you can offer. let me know if there is anything else I can answer or provide for your assistance.

make thanks in advance.

the new guy
 

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let me know if there is anything else I can ... provide for your assistance.
Make up a much smaller (ie less columns) dummy sample file (including the expected results) that demonstrates your issue/requirement and post that with XL2BB so that we can ..
  • See what rows and columns the data is in (not possible in your picture)
  • Easily copy the data to test with
Explain again clearly in relation to that smaller dummy data.
 
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Perhaps you need to adjust your macro security settings and/or put the Add-In file in a 'Trusted Location'
 
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