A ashfire New Member Jul 1, 2010 #1 Is there any way to change the Stop Position % based on a value in a cell ? Cheers
A ashfire New Member Jul 1, 2010 #3 In the gradient fill section there is a stop position which allows you to dictate were the gradient finishes at. you can add multiple stop positions to one bar. cheers
In the gradient fill section there is a stop position which allows you to dictate were the gradient finishes at. you can add multiple stop positions to one bar. cheers
Hui Excel Ninja Staff member Jul 1, 2010 #4 Ashfire There is no way to link that to cell value There is also no way to control that through VBA either You can define a Gradient Fill manually and then apply a predefined gradient fill through a macro. So you could setup a macro to swap the fills based on a number of pre-defined fill types. I'm still using a Beta of Excel 2010 and so can't comment on 2007 or the final version of 2010.
Ashfire There is no way to link that to cell value There is also no way to control that through VBA either You can define a Gradient Fill manually and then apply a predefined gradient fill through a macro. So you could setup a macro to swap the fills based on a number of pre-defined fill types. I'm still using a Beta of Excel 2010 and so can't comment on 2007 or the final version of 2010.
A ashfire New Member Jul 2, 2010 #5 ah yes i remember reading a post about changing the bars now, ill see if i can dig it up cheers again
ah yes i remember reading a post about changing the bars now, ill see if i can dig it up cheers again