问题
I am a bit of an MS Excel amateur, but I'm pretty sure that Excel can handle something like this. I have a spreadsheet where the first sheet is a master sheet presenting the codes and description of some tasks, followed by some (multiple) workrole sheets, each having a small subset of those codes that conform to that workrole.
Master Sheet
Code | Description | Module 1 | Module 2 | Module 3 | ...
4 XYZ Yes No No
6 ABC No Yes Yes
Workrole Sheet
Code | Module 1 | Module 2 | Module 3 | ...
4
7
I want that if someone types in Yes in Module 2 corresponding to the Code 6 in the Master sheet, Yes appears in Module 2 of all the workrole sheets that have that particular code 6 in them. Plus, that particular row gets coloured green (but not so important). Can someone help me with this?
回答1:
What you want to achieve involves two different actions (just give the most basic way below): 1) To copy the "Yes" to each Workrole sheet:
- Assume you don't have a very large number of worksheets and codes (otherwise it would be slow)
- Assume Code is unique.
- Method: search the same "Code" from Master sheet and copy the corresponding "Module 2" value
- In each of your Workrole sheet, use
=index('Master sheet'![column of Module 2 in master], match([cell contains the Code of your entry], 'Master sheet'![column of Code in master],0))
2) To highlight the row:
- Select all data row in Workrole sheet, add new conditional formatting rule using formula
- enter
=($[column of Module 2][first data row]="Yes")<-- note the "$" - Select the format you want to highlight the rows
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62397515/conditional-formatting-over-multiple-sheets