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Default Conditional Formatting with VBA

On Saturday, January 18, 2014 6:36:47 PM UTC-6, wrote:
Hi,

I'm using XL2007 on W7 and trying to add conditional formatting based upon a running value. I (will) have a template that can have anywhere from 1 to 56 rows on it. In column H, I have prorammatically added a sum function as follows:



Worksheets(5).Cells(LastRow, 8).Formula = "=SUM($I" & LastRow & ":$AP" & LastRow & ")"



I would also like to add conditional formatting to each cell in column H ( 0 to 5 = red, 6 to 10, yellow, 11 to 15 = blue, and = 16 would be green), so as the user enters values in column I through AP, the cell color in column H would reflect the total. Is it possible to add conditional formatting in the same manner as inserting the formula?



Can anyone help me out on this one?

Thanks,

James


Hi Claus,
The code looks great and it looks like it's perfect, but I can't seem to get it to work. I put it in the sheet and then took it for a test drive and nothing happened, so I set a break point at the 'If' statement and it never hit it.
Any ideas?
James