Hi All

I need some help with a macro to locate the first occurance of text i
a list so that I can then select that row and format it ie like a min
heading

Here's an example:

My range (a named range called WIP_Area) goes from A12:K12 and the
down, in column A there is a list of text that has the followin
categories: Incoming, Work in Progress, On Hold and Other. The rows ar
sorted so that each category is grouped. I want to locate the firs
occurance of each of these categories in column A (however a categor
may not appear at all), then select the range A:K for that row so tha
I can then apply a fill / shading to the range.

I am sure that this is quite simple when you know how

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

KS

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Hi ksp

This should do the trick

Public Sub MarkCategory()
Dim lRow As Long

lRow = 13
Do While Not IsEmpty(Cells(lRow, 1))
If Cells(lRow, 1).Value < Cells(lRow - 1, 1) Then
With Range("A" & lRow & ":K" & lRow)
.Interior.ColorIndex = 4
End With
End If
lRow = lRow + 1
Loop
End Sub

HTH,

Executor


ksp wrote:
Hi All

I need some help with a macro to locate the first occurance of text in
a list so that I can then select that row and format it ie like a mini
heading

Here's an example:

My range (a named range called WIP_Area) goes from A12:K12 and then
down, in column A there is a list of text that has the following
categories: Incoming, Work in Progress, On Hold and Other. The rows are
sorted so that each category is grouped. I want to locate the first
occurance of each of these categories in column A (however a category
may not appear at all), then select the range A:K for that row so that
I can then apply a fill / shading to the range.

I am sure that this is quite simple when you know how

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

KSP


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Thank-you

Yes it works perfectly

Much Appreciated

KS

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