Didn't you forget the Interior?
ActiveCell.Offset(0, InitialsColumn -
ColNum).Interior.ColorIndex = 39

But also - why not just use conditional formatting to
accomplish this?

-----Original Message-----
To anyone,

I have a single column RANGE called "INITIALS" that is
located 1
column to the left of a table of data who's RangeName is
"All_ASSIGNED_Schedules"

What I'm trying to do is find all cells in the data table
containing
the value "4" and highlight the cell with color. (This
part of the
code works fine) ...
but then, on the SAME row I wish to also highlight the
column
containing the individuals INITIALS. When I step thru the
code, I Know
I'm at the correct column because it reveals the correct
set of
INITIALS, but I can't change the color of that cell?

Please advise what's wrong with the line containing the
Comment: '???


Dim RowNum As Integer: Dim ColNum As Integer
Dim InitialsColumn As Integer: InitialsColumn =
Range("INITIALS").Column
Dim cell As Range: Range
("All_ASSIGNED_Schedules").Select
For Each cell In Selection
' QUICK VIEW all 4-12 shifts with Lavender
If InStr(1, cell.Value, "4") Then
cell.Interior.ColorIndex = 39
RowNum = cell.Row: ColNum = cell.Column
ActiveCell.Offset(0, InitialsColumn -
ColNum).ColorIndex =
39 '???
End If
Next cell


Any help would be appreciated!

Jim Pellechi
.