Reader Bert van Zandbergen sent me a cool modification to the instruction file in How to: highlighting cells using the rollover technique in Excel to include years and months – not just rows and columns. He writes:
I am an enthousiast reader of the blog ‘Option Explicit’. I changed the formula (see below) and made a version for showing Years and Months. Now you can use this tool for Management Information. This fantastic tool, combined with Named Dynamic Ranges gives the ultimate solution for making awesome interactive dynamic Excel charts. As soon as possible I will show you an example.
Bert van Zandbergen, Beekbergen – The Netherlands
You can download the file, here: Rollover_MI model version 1.xlsm
Thanks Bert!
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