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Can you regonise a coloured cell in a formula?
In Excel 2007 i am trying to find a formula that would be able to regonise if
a cell was shaded in a paticualar colour, green and purple, and count how many there were for a specific month. The coloured cells are in cloumn 2 and the month number is in column AO. Is this possible? Thanks for any assistance offered. -- Jim |
Can you regonise a coloured cell in a formula?
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Yes you can see CPearson web http://www.cpearson.com/excel/colors.aspx if this helps please click yes thanks "Jim" wrote: In Excel 2007 i am trying to find a formula that would be able to regonise if a cell was shaded in a paticualar colour, green and purple, and count how many there were for a specific month. The coloured cells are in cloumn 2 and the month number is in column AO. Is this possible? Thanks for any assistance offered. -- Jim |
Can you regonise a coloured cell in a formula?
sub checkcolor()' put in your desired color number
if activecell.interior.colorindex=6 then msgbox "c" end sub -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Jim" wrote in message ... In Excel 2007 i am trying to find a formula that would be able to regonise if a cell was shaded in a paticualar colour, green and purple, and count how many there were for a specific month. The coloured cells are in cloumn 2 and the month number is in column AO. Is this possible? Thanks for any assistance offered. -- Jim |
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