How do I change the color of cells with a macro
 

I was using conditional formatting, but this only gives three options, I need 5
I am looking for a simple piece of code which says

If cell A1 is not zero color the row green, for example.

I have tried With range, If Else and Case

I get the first color, then it will not change

How do I change the color of cells with a macro
 

You don't give us much

select case range("a1").value
case<0:mc=6
case2:mc=3
case else
end select
rows(1).interior.colorindex=mc


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Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"Mike DFR" wrote in message
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I was using conditional formatting, but this only gives three options, I
need 5
I am looking for a simple piece of code which says

If cell A1 is not zero color the row green, for example.

I have tried With range, If Else and Case

I get the first color, then it will not change

How do I change the color of cells with a macro
 

Hi Mike, you could try something like:

cv = Range("a1").Value
IC = Switch(cv 10, vbRed, cv 8, vbBlue, cv 6, vbYellow, cv 0, vbGreen)
Rows(1).Interior.Color = IC


Hth
Stu

"Mike DFR" wrote:

I was using conditional formatting, but this only gives three options, I need 5
I am looking for a simple piece of code which says

If cell A1 is not zero color the row green, for example.

I have tried With range, If Else and Case

I get the first color, then it will not change

How do I change the color of cells with a macro
 

Oops forgot to change the values to reflect your example - I am sure you will
get the idea though.

"stumac" wrote:

Hi Mike, you could try something like:

cv = Range("a1").Value
IC = Switch(cv 10, vbRed, cv 8, vbBlue, cv 6, vbYellow, cv 0, vbGreen)
Rows(1).Interior.Color = IC


Hth
Stu

"Mike DFR" wrote:

I was using conditional formatting, but this only gives three options, I need 5
I am looking for a simple piece of code which says

If cell A1 is not zero color the row green, for example.

I have tried With range, If Else and Case

I get the first color, then it will not change