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Conditional Formatting
Is it possible to check all VISIBLE rows on all VISIBLE sheets in a file to
see if there any cells with conditional formatting in them. I use cond. formatting as follows: Formula Is =H7="" and a color would be applied to the cell if it was blank (34). I want to check all visible sheets and visible rows in those sheets for any empty cells with this cond. format. Hope this makes sense. Your help much appreciated as usual. Gareth |
Conditional Formatting
You could just add a helper column that tests the same condition as the CF,
and this will show TRUE or FALSE. If filtered, it only shows visible cells anyway. -- HTH RP "Gareth" wrote in message ... Is it possible to check all VISIBLE rows on all VISIBLE sheets in a file to see if there any cells with conditional formatting in them. I use cond. formatting as follows: Formula Is =H7="" and a color would be applied to the cell if it was blank (34). I want to check all visible sheets and visible rows in those sheets for any empty cells with this cond. format. Hope this makes sense. Your help much appreciated as usual. Gareth |
Conditional Formatting
I searched on Conditional formatting, and there was a post from 2004 which
seems to answer your question Sub Tester02() Dim Rng As Range Dim myCount As Long On Error Resume Next Set Rng = Columns("A:IV").SpecialCells _ (xlCellTypeAllFormatConditions) On Error GoTo 0 If Not Rng Is Nothing Then myCount = Rng.Count Else myCount = 0 End If MsgBox myCount End Sub I forgot who originally posted it (so please note this is not my code, and credit should go yto the person who originally wrote it), but it is very very fast. If you need to find out where the CF is, then you can amend it to search through the sheets as you want. HTH -- Alan Hutchins "Gareth" wrote: Is it possible to check all VISIBLE rows on all VISIBLE sheets in a file to see if there any cells with conditional formatting in them. I use cond. formatting as follows: Formula Is =H7="" and a color would be applied to the cell if it was blank (34). I want to check all visible sheets and visible rows in those sheets for any empty cells with this cond. format. Hope this makes sense. Your help much appreciated as usual. Gareth |
Conditional Formatting
From Help:
To find all cells that have conditional formatting (conditional format: A format, such as cell shading or font color, that Excel automatically applies to cells if a specified condition is true.), click any cell. To find cells that have conditional formatting settings identical to the settings of a specific cell, click the specific cell. On the Edit menu, click Go To. Click Special. Click Conditional formats. Do one of the following: To find cells with any conditional formatting, click All below Data validation. To find cells with identical conditional formats, click Same below Data validation. |
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