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AutoFormatting Style Selection
I use the following VBA and it works fine:
Selection.AutoFormat Format:=xlRangeAutoFormatList2, Number:=True, _ Font:=True, Alignment:=True, Border:=True, Pattern:=True, Width:=True However, I would like to have the Format style as a variable - how do I do it. I tried this and gotten an "AutoFormat method of Range class failed" error. My statement is: vList = "List2" Selection.AutoFormat Format:="xlRangeAutoFormat" & vList, Number:=True, _ Font:=True, Alignment:=True, Border:=True, Pattern:=True, Width:=True Any help is appreciated. |
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Hi Aquarius,
The format is a number. You've attempted to use text so you get an error. I have listed all the Formats and their appropriate (behind the scenes) number. In other words, Format:=xlRangeAutoFormatList2 and Format:=11 are the same. xlRangeAutoFormatSimple -4154 xlRangeAutoFormatNone -4142 xlRangeAutoFormatClassic1 1 xlRangeAutoFormatClassic2 2 xlRangeAutoFormatClassic3 3 xlRangeAutoFormatAccounting1 4 xlRangeAutoFormatAccounting2 5 xlRangeAutoFormatAccounting3 6 xlRangeAutoFormatColor1 7 xlRangeAutoFormatColor2 8 xlRangeAutoFormatColor3 9 xlRangeAutoFormatList1 10 xlRangeAutoFormatList2 11 xlRangeAutoFormatList3 12 xlRangeAutoFormat3DEffects1 13 xlRangeAutoFormat3DEffects2 14 xlRangeAutoFormatLocalFormat1 15 xlRangeAutoFormatLocalFormat2 16 xlRangeAutoFormatAccounting4 17 xlRangeAutoFormatLocalFormat3 19 xlRangeAutoFormatLocalFormat4 20 xlRangeAutoFormatReport1 21 xlRangeAutoFormatReport2 22 xlRangeAutoFormatReport3 23 xlRangeAutoFormatReport4 24 xlRangeAutoFormatReport5 25 xlRangeAutoFormatReport6 26 xlRangeAutoFormatReport7 27 xlRangeAutoFormatReport8 28 xlRangeAutoFormatReport9 29 xlRangeAutoFormatReport10 30 xlRangeAutoFormatClassicPivotTable 31 xlRangeAutoFormatTable1 32 xlRangeAutoFormatTable2 33 xlRangeAutoFormatTable3 34 xlRangeAutoFormatTable4 35 xlRangeAutoFormatTable5 36 xlRangeAutoFormatTable6 37 xlRangeAutoFormatTable7 38 xlRangeAutoFormatTable8 39 xlRangeAutoFormatTable9 40 xlRangeAutoFormatTable10 41 xlRangeAutoFormatPTNone 42 HTH, -- Gary Brown If this post was helpful, please click the ''Yes'' button next to ''Was this Post Helpfull to you?''. "Aquaris" wrote: I use the following VBA and it works fine: Selection.AutoFormat Format:=xlRangeAutoFormatList2, Number:=True, _ Font:=True, Alignment:=True, Border:=True, Pattern:=True, Width:=True However, I would like to have the Format style as a variable - how do I do it. I tried this and gotten an "AutoFormat method of Range class failed" error. My statement is: vList = "List2" Selection.AutoFormat Format:="xlRangeAutoFormat" & vList, Number:=True, _ Font:=True, Alignment:=True, Border:=True, Pattern:=True, Width:=True Any help is appreciated. |
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AutoFormatting Style Selection
Hi Gary,
It solved the problem. Thank you very much. "Gary L Brown" wrote: Hi Aquarius, The format is a number. You've attempted to use text so you get an error. I have listed all the Formats and their appropriate (behind the scenes) number. In other words, Format:=xlRangeAutoFormatList2 and Format:=11 are the same. xlRangeAutoFormatSimple -4154 xlRangeAutoFormatNone -4142 xlRangeAutoFormatClassic1 1 xlRangeAutoFormatClassic2 2 xlRangeAutoFormatClassic3 3 xlRangeAutoFormatAccounting1 4 xlRangeAutoFormatAccounting2 5 xlRangeAutoFormatAccounting3 6 xlRangeAutoFormatColor1 7 xlRangeAutoFormatColor2 8 xlRangeAutoFormatColor3 9 xlRangeAutoFormatList1 10 xlRangeAutoFormatList2 11 xlRangeAutoFormatList3 12 xlRangeAutoFormat3DEffects1 13 xlRangeAutoFormat3DEffects2 14 xlRangeAutoFormatLocalFormat1 15 xlRangeAutoFormatLocalFormat2 16 xlRangeAutoFormatAccounting4 17 xlRangeAutoFormatLocalFormat3 19 xlRangeAutoFormatLocalFormat4 20 xlRangeAutoFormatReport1 21 xlRangeAutoFormatReport2 22 xlRangeAutoFormatReport3 23 xlRangeAutoFormatReport4 24 xlRangeAutoFormatReport5 25 xlRangeAutoFormatReport6 26 xlRangeAutoFormatReport7 27 xlRangeAutoFormatReport8 28 xlRangeAutoFormatReport9 29 xlRangeAutoFormatReport10 30 xlRangeAutoFormatClassicPivotTable 31 xlRangeAutoFormatTable1 32 xlRangeAutoFormatTable2 33 xlRangeAutoFormatTable3 34 xlRangeAutoFormatTable4 35 xlRangeAutoFormatTable5 36 xlRangeAutoFormatTable6 37 xlRangeAutoFormatTable7 38 xlRangeAutoFormatTable8 39 xlRangeAutoFormatTable9 40 xlRangeAutoFormatTable10 41 xlRangeAutoFormatPTNone 42 HTH, -- Gary Brown If this post was helpful, please click the ''Yes'' button next to ''Was this Post Helpfull to you?''. "Aquaris" wrote: I use the following VBA and it works fine: Selection.AutoFormat Format:=xlRangeAutoFormatList2, Number:=True, _ Font:=True, Alignment:=True, Border:=True, Pattern:=True, Width:=True However, I would like to have the Format style as a variable - how do I do it. I tried this and gotten an "AutoFormat method of Range class failed" error. My statement is: vList = "List2" Selection.AutoFormat Format:="xlRangeAutoFormat" & vList, Number:=True, _ Font:=True, Alignment:=True, Border:=True, Pattern:=True, Width:=True Any help is appreciated. |
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