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I believe this question has been asked and answered before, but sigh, I did
not pay attention at the time, and it is hard to find the threads now. Using an Excel formula and no VBA, how can I count the cells that are colored red due to font formatting (e.g, using Font.ColorIndex in VBA)? The CELL("color") function does not seem to give distinctive results in that case. (Only if negative values are colored, which is not my situation.) I do have an alternative: I can write a UDF to count them. But I wonder if there is any way to do this with Excel formulas alone. FYI, my UDF is below. Any suggestions for improvements would be welcomed. For example, I do not like hardcoding the color index 3 (red). Function countRed(rng As Range) As Double Dim cell As Range For Each cell In rng If cell.Font.ColorIndex = 3 Then countRed = countRed + 1 Next cell End Function |
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