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Default Can an excel macro handle colours ?

I have Excel 2002sp3 on WinXP. Every week I get an excel spreadsheet listing
companies that have gone bankrupt. The company data is detailed across a
number of columns, with each company taking up one row and being listed
alphabetically.The compilation of the list starts on 1 January, continues
for the year, and is added to (updated) each week. The new bankrupt
companies, the new rows, are highlighted in yellow.



I need to print out just the new rows, the rows that are highlighted yellow.
Is there any way I can have a macro test the row to see if it is yellow, and
if NOT delete, so that I am left with a spreadsheet of only yellow rows
which I can then print. Currently I do this manually, how can I do it with a
macro ?



with thanks … Roger


 
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