Hi to all!

Here you have another question about a macro...

I need to change the fill color of some cells by clicking a command button.
I've searched VB help but I haven0t found anything.

If anyone knows the correct code please write it...

Thanks to all!
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atrep

Try recording a macro when you change the selected cell's fill color.

Then stop recording.

Then add a commandbutton from the control toolbar toolbox to the worksheet.

Double click on that commandbutton and you'll see where you want to move the
code.

Then delete the original recorded macro.

When you're done, you should end up with a routine that looks like:

Option Explicit
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Selection.Interior.ColorIndex = 35
End Sub

The number will depend on what color you use.

xavi garriga wrote:

Hi to all!

Here you have another question about a macro...

I need to change the fill color of some cells by clicking a command button.
I've searched VB help but I haven0t found anything.

If anyone knows the correct code please write it...

Thanks to all!
--
atrep

--

Dave Peterson

the simplest way
if it is always the same cells you want changed,
record a macro changing them
it will be something like

Sub colcel()
Range("D6,F12,H7").Select
With Selection.Interior
.ColorIndex = 6
.Pattern = xlSolid
End With
End Sub

assign a button to that macro
change color index to get the color you want

if you want to select the cells then change them
try

Sub colcel1()
With Selection.Interior
.ColorIndex = 6
.Pattern = xlSolid
End With
End Sub

if you need the macro to select the cells, what is your criteria?
"xavi garriga" wrote:

Hi to all!

Here you have another question about a macro...

I need to change the fill color of some cells by clicking a command button.
I've searched VB help but I haven0t found anything.

If anyone knows the correct code please write it...

Thanks to all!
--
atrep

Ok Many thanks!

I'll try the solutions ans tell you if they work!

--
atrep


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Try recording a macro when you change the selected cell's fill color.

Then stop recording.

Then add a commandbutton from the control toolbar toolbox to the worksheet.

Double click on that commandbutton and you'll see where you want to move the
code.

Then delete the original recorded macro.

When you're done, you should end up with a routine that looks like:

Option Explicit
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Selection.Interior.ColorIndex = 35
End Sub

The number will depend on what color you use.

xavi garriga wrote:

Hi to all!

Here you have another question about a macro...

I need to change the fill color of some cells by clicking a command button.
I've searched VB help but I haven0t found anything.

If anyone knows the correct code please write it...

Thanks to all!
--
atrep

--

Dave Peterson