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Using Excel 2k, I have this:
.... If intCount / 12 50 Then intCount = 49.9 * 12 Selection.Font.ColorIndex = 3 Exit Do End If Loop CCPayoutYears = intCount / 12 End Function... in a function (CCPayoutYears) to compute years to pay off a credit card and want to set the cell to 49.9 if it is over 50 years and set the font color to red. intCount is the number of months accumulated in the loop. It doesn't work. What am I missing? Dave |
Font color
Hi
do you call this function from your worksheet as worksheet formula. If yes: no chance to change the format of a cell as user defined functions can only return values but can't change the Excel environment -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Dave Dawson wrote: Using Excel 2k, I have this: ... If intCount / 12 50 Then intCount = 49.9 * 12 Selection.Font.ColorIndex = 3 Exit Do End If Loop CCPayoutYears = intCount / 12 End Function... in a function (CCPayoutYears) to compute years to pay off a credit card and want to set the cell to 49.9 if it is over 50 years and set the font color to red. intCount is the number of months accumulated in the loop. It doesn't work. What am I missing? Dave |
Font color
Assuming that this is a function called from a worksheet, you can't change
anything in a cell, only return a value. So you cannot set the font colour from within that worksheet function. -- HTH ------- Bob Phillips "Dave Dawson" wrote in message ... Using Excel 2k, I have this: ... If intCount / 12 50 Then intCount = 49.9 * 12 Selection.Font.ColorIndex = 3 Exit Do End If Loop CCPayoutYears = intCount / 12 End Function... in a function (CCPayoutYears) to compute years to pay off a credit card and want to set the cell to 49.9 if it is over 50 years and set the font color to red. intCount is the number of months accumulated in the loop. It doesn't work. What am I missing? Dave |
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