I have a sheet named "Data" with one column of data from a DB and a second column with unique keys we type in. We have UDF, GETVALUE, that looks up the cell by key and then returns the value from the cell beside it like, =GETVALUE("VAL001").
The UDF returns a Double. The problem I'm having is that the formatting of that double can have real effects, "$0.05" means something very different than "5%", even though GETVALUE returns 0.05 in either case.
So... is there some way I can set the format on sheet one so it matches the format on the other? IE, if the value is a percent on one page, I'd like anyone referencing it to also be able to set to a percent as well. Can this be done with a UDF in the conditional formatting?
答案 0 :(得分：0)
让我玩了一下，但我想出了一个解决方案。
首先，我创建了一个返回NumberFormat字符串GETFORMAT的新UDF。格式与GETVALUE格式相同。
然后我使用了这个公式的条件格式“
=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("%",GETFORMAT(Data1,"THECELL")))
这将返回true或false，具体取决于格式中是否存在％。然后我将真实条件设为％，而假设为$。
这并不完美，如果你有多种风格，它可以变得非常复杂，但它适用于简单的情况。