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Display color (or Format Cells) dialog in a macro?
If I use the following in a macro, how can I get the selected color after the
user clicks the OK button? Is there another way to display a color selection dialog? Or, better yet, how can I display the 'Format Cells' dialog in a macro? Dim bResult As Boolean bResult = Application.Dialogs(xlDialogColorPalette).Show |
Display color (or Format Cells) dialog in a macro?
The selected cell will be formatted when the user makes a selection from the
dialog. So you can read the color from the cell. Or, better yet, how can I display the 'Format Cells' dialog in a macro? application.CommandBars("Format").Controls(C&ells. ..").Execute -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mick" wrote in message ... If I use the following in a macro, how can I get the selected color after the user clicks the OK button? Is there another way to display a color selection dialog? Or, better yet, how can I display the 'Format Cells' dialog in a macro? Dim bResult As Boolean bResult = Application.Dialogs(xlDialogColorPalette).Show |
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