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I have posted this in other group with no response

hi all

hope some one can help a work colleague has asked if it possible to have a
sheet for her charity work, it works like this, 25 people pick 6 numbers
1-49 (yes its based on the UK lottery) so she has a grid made out to suit
this i.e. Adam 1 5 9 10 25 49

down 25 names and numbers

then another grid made of
21.04.12 1 8 11 25 28 48


the idea is to match your numbers to the lottery numbers, first to do so
wins like a game of Bingo. at the moment she is colour filling grid as each
number is drawn :
Adam 1 5 9 10 25 49


is there a way of as when you insert the Lottery numbers that the
corresponding number picked changes colour. I have tried to do so using
Conditional Formatting but keep getting errors. my knowledge is basic and
still learning.

any help on this issue would be appreciated and it is a worth while charity
plus you would really her out as she is very busy with her cause.

thanks in advance

john
 
... 25 people pick 6 numbers
1-49 (yes its based on the UK lottery) so she has a grid made out to suit
this i.e. Adam 1 5 9 10 25 49

down 25 names and numbers

then another grid made of
21.04.12 1 8 11 25 28 48

is there a way of as when you insert the Lottery numbers that the
corresponding number picked changes colour.
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This worked for me with Excel 2003.

I have the names in a column starting in A1, and the first grid of numbers in B1:G25.

I have the lottery numbers to be matched starting in K1 and extending to the right.

I selected B1:G25 and used this conditional formatting equation:
=COUNTIF($K$1:$AZ$1,B1)>0

Hope this helps getting started.
 
maybe I didn't make it clear, sorry but it goes like this.

a 3 4 9 28 36 39 21/04/2012 4 15 25 28 35 49
b 1 12 25 28 39 49 28/04/2012 12 13 36 37 41 46
c 3 4 8 14 39 49 05/05/2012


where column A is the name, a,b,c,d,etc. B to G the chosen Numbers. Column J
the date of draw. K to P the drawn numbers. hope this makes more sense.

thanks


John
 
thank you Mazzaropi

yes I think this is just what she looking for, could I ask how this was done
for my knowledge, I am novice in excel but do try to learn.

thank you once again for your help.

John

Mazzaropi said:
'jkf[_3_ said:
;1601038']maybe I didn't make it clear, sorry but it goes like this.
a 3 4 9 28 36 39 21/04/2012 4 15 25 28 35 49
b 1 12 25 28 39 49 28/04/2012 12 13 36 37 41 46
c 3 4 8 14 39 49 05/05/2012
where column A is the name, a,b,c,d,etc. B to G the chosen Numbers.
Column J
the date of draw. K to P the drawn numbers. hope this makes more
sense.

thanks

John
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Dear John, Good Morning.

I did an example to you.
It´s attached.

Take a look and tell me if it worked for you.

Have a nice day.


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