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Hello all!
Well, as you'll notice I'm a newbbie in Excel, but have some stron programming knowledge. So, what I'm trying to do, is this: Have an Excel sheet with days of the month (1 month per sheet in th workbook), on 1,2,3,4... cells I have the dates of the month, and the A, B, C, D ... are my header (it is for hours reporting). What I woul like to do, is that each time that the user opens the spreadsheet current date is highlighted. So, in some way I want the program t recognize we're (e.g.) in july, and that he finds 06, and the highlihts it. Something like: LOOP AT "A" IF system_date = selected_cell set highlight_cell endif endloop Well, this is how I see it, but how is it feasable trough VBA...? Thanks! :cool -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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