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You do not need a macro to do that, simply use conditional formatting.
Select the entire range of cells that you want to apply this format, then go to home tab-->conditional formatting-->New Rule-->Use a formula to determine which cells to format, then in formula field enter this( assuming that your range starts from A8, and in column A is your data validation list): =$A8="Started" , and click on format button next to preview to pick a colour to fill the cells. Create a second rule for the other colour, determine the cells to apply the rule with the formula : =$A8="Completed" And so on for other conditions... |
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