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Can this be done
I have a cell range (D3:J39)
Top row has monday to sunday and first column has different jobs to be done. now i used colored cells to show the start of a project and another color to signify the end of a project. can i use VBA to pick out all the colors from the start of a project and display them in a column in a new sheet Cheers in advance J |
Can this be done
Dim cell as Range, rw as Long
rw = 0 for each cell in Range("D3:J39") if cell.ColorIndex = 6 then rw = rw + 1 With Worksheets("Sheet2") .Cells(rw,1) = cells(cell.Row,"D").Value .Cells(rw,2) = cell.Value End With end if Next Might be a start. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Jonathan" wrote in message ... I have a cell range (D3:J39) Top row has monday to sunday and first column has different jobs to be done. now i used colored cells to show the start of a project and another color to signify the end of a project. can i use VBA to pick out all the colors from the start of a project and display them in a column in a new sheet Cheers in advance J |
Can this be done
I have found some interesting stuff regarding colors at
this site http://www.cpearson.com/excel/topic.htm -----Original Message----- I have a cell range (D3:J39) Top row has monday to sunday and first column has different jobs to be done. now i used colored cells to show the start of a project and another color to signify the end of a project. can i use VBA to pick out all the colors from the start of a project and display them in a column in a new sheet Cheers in advance J . |
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