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Get ColorIndex Number for Cell in a Range
Is there a way to directly read in the colorindex of cell into an
array? As you can see by the code below, I can get the value ok but not the colorindex value. I know I could probably do a "For Each Cell in Range("A1:C5")" type of command and get the colorindex number that way but I thought the code below should work. Any ideas? Sub GetCellValueAndColor() ' cell A1 contains the number 123 and the font color is Red ' ColorIndex number for Red is 3 Dim ArrayCellValue As Variant, ArrayCellColor As Variant ArrayCellValue = Range("A1:C5").Value ArrayCellColor = Range("A1:C5").Font.ColorIndex MsgBox ArrayCellValue(1, 1) ' displays 123 ' display A1 Only for test MsgBox Range("A1").Font.ColorIndex ' displays 3 MsgBox ArrayCellColor(1, 1) 'Type mismatch MsgBox Str(ArrayCellColor(1, 1)) 'Type mismatch MsgBox Val(ArrayCellColor(1, 1)) 'Type mismatch MsgBox CStr(ArrayCellColor(1, 1)) 'Type mismatch End Sub |
Get ColorIndex Number for Cell in a Range
see http://www.cpearson.com/excel/colors.htm
"Ronster" wrote in message Is there a way to directly read in the colorindex of cell into an array? As you can see by the code below, I can get the value ok but not the colorindex value. |
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