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Hi folks,

I am trying to set up something so that if the value in column B is Saturday
or Sunday it formats the row between column A to Column O gray and locked.

Very new to VBA :-)

Thanks,

Danny


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place this in worksheet module



sub worksheet_change(byval target as excel.range)
if target.column < 2 then exit sub
if target = "Sunday" or target = "Saturday" then
with range("a"&trim(str(target.row))+":o"&trim(str(targ et.row)))
interior.colorindex = 15
..locked = true
end with
end if
end sub


this will trigger everytime you type something in column 'b'
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"Danny Jurmann" wrote:

Hi folks,

I am trying to set up something so that if the value in column B is Saturday
or Sunday it formats the row between column A to Column O gray and locked.

Very new to VBA :-)

Thanks,

Danny



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