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I'm attempting to apply a style to a row in Excel 2000 based on a validated
cell at the end of the row (containing the style type). My clunky method for doing so, at this point, involves: - having a style for each column in the row, for example: "SubSection - 1" "SubSection - 2" "SubSection - 3" - getting the data out of the validated cell - setting the desired row as a range - looping through each cell and applying the style type ("SubSection - ") plus the column number as the style. This is probably inefficient, but the real problem I'm encountering at this point is with the last step. The code is as follows: For Each cell In rngRow cell.Style = strStyle & cell.Column Next cell Seems simple, seems like it should work, but produces a Run-time error '450'. No idea why, no idea how to fix it. Hopefully one of the great Excel Programming minds holds the answer... Thanks, Dustin Carter |
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