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-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Dennis" wrote in message ... Thanks for your time and knowledge, happy holidays Dennis "Don Guillett" wrote: Range("d15") = Range("c15").Font.ColorIndex -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Dennis" wrote in message ... Using XL 2003 & 97 Would like to place the "value or name" of a cell A1's current Font.ColorIndex in B1 and A1's current Interior.ColorIndex into C1 By "value", I mean either the Font.ColorIndex (number) or (xlNone), or better, "Yellow" for 6 or "Red" for 3 or "xlNone". Similarly, Interior.ColorIndex (number) or (xlNone) or better "Yellow" for 6 or "Red" for 3 or "xlNone". Therefore, A B C [Font.ColorIndex] [Interior.ColorIndex] 1 (Contents "Yellow" (or "6") "Red" (or "3") whatever) 2 (Contents "xlNone" "xlNone" whatever) I am not sure how to code Range.("A1").Font.ColorIndex.name or Range.("A1").Interior.ColorIndex.name ? So that I could code something like: Range.("B1").value = Range.("A1").Font.ColorIndex.name Range.("C1").value = Range.("A1").Interior.ColorIndex.name Range.("B2").value = Range.("A2").Font.ColorIndex.name Range.("C2").value = Range.("A2").Interior.ColorIndex.name Hopefully I have been clear? TIA Dennis |
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