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Below is part of a code that works, but I need to make it
conditional. I would like to have the code perform this function: If the value "area1" is found anywhere in Range Z1:Z26, perform the code. Range("area1").Interior.ColorIndex = 32 How would I write this? Thank you. Todd Huttenstine |
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