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Need a button to click to toggle cell color on/off
I know how to toggle say..the grid....on or off, using a button. But,
how do I toggle cell interior color on/off. Specifically, I want to click on a button and make a "No Fill" cell yellow, or a yellow cell "No Fill". I am using Excel 2002. As usual, thanks for any and all help. Tonso |
Need a button to click to toggle cell color on/off
The formatting toolbar has a color picker button.
Takes two clicks, not one, but not too onerous in my mind. If the only two choices are yellow and no color, record a macro while toggling on/off using the default color picker. Assign the macro to a button. Just rmember to change the hard-coded cell reference to ActiveCell Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On 6 Feb 2007 14:39:35 -0800, "Tonso" wrote: I know how to toggle say..the grid....on or off, using a button. But, how do I toggle cell interior color on/off. Specifically, I want to click on a button and make a "No Fill" cell yellow, or a yellow cell "No Fill". I am using Excel 2002. As usual, thanks for any and all help. Tonso |
Need a button to click to toggle cell color on/off
On Feb 6, 7:56 pm, Gord Dibben <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote:
The formatting toolbar has a color picker button. Takes two clicks, not one, but not too onerous in my mind. If the only two choices are yellow and no color, record a macro while toggling on/off using the default color picker. Assign the macro to a button. Just rmember to change the hard-coded cell reference to ActiveCell Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On 6 Feb 2007 14:39:35 -0800, "Tonso" wrote: I know how to toggle say..the grid....on or off, using a button. But, how do I toggle cell interior color on/off. Specifically, I want to click on a button and make a "No Fill" cell yellow, or a yellow cell "No Fill". I am using Excel 2002. As usual, thanks for any and all help. Tonso- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks once again for helping me sove a problem and learn a bit more about Excel VBA! Tonso |
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