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Changing cell fill color as result of 'if' statement
if expression then
' Red Cell.Interior.ColorIndex = 3 else ' green cell.Interior.colorIndex = 4 End if You expression should be something that evaluates to True or False or not zero (true) or zero (false). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Stuart wrote in message ... I have an if then else statement which will give one of two results. One of those results I would like to change the fill color of the cell to red and the other result I want the cell to be green. How can I program this if statement so that it works? Stuart |
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