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![]() Ok, so I have just really started off in my programming crusade...I know a lot of basic html and am now looking at vba after using basic excel for many uses - managing personal fund to working out odds of stocks...etc...so I know quite a bit about excel but I want to expand my knowledge... Anyway, what I want to do is select column "I" say and search in that column for every value = "Positive". I then change the font and colour and edit all cells in that column which are = "Positive". This therefore allows me to see all of the stocks which has gone positive... what I have so far is Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Range("I:I").Select ********* With Selection.font ..Name = "Arial Black" ..FontStyle = "Bold" ..Size = 10 ..Strikethrough = False ..Superscript = False ..Subscript = False ..OutlineFont = False ..Shadow = False ..Underline = xlUnderlineStyleSingle ..ColorIndex = xlAutomatic End With Selection.font.ColorIndex = 4 With Selection.Interior ..ColorIndex = 2 ..Pattern = xlSolid End With End Sub I am now stuck on the starred part...I want to look up all cells which have value = "Positive" in that selection and then apply the formatting. I'm sure its something easy like =match(Positive,I:I) then do the formatting stuff.... -- dezzymei ------------------------------------------------------------------------ dezzymei's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=25052 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=385747 |