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Change text color of specific date range by macro in Excel
Hello,
in a worksheet (or preferably entire workbook) is it possible to run a macro, for example, that looks for entries up to a specific date and changes the text to a different color, after this does the same to other entries using another color, etc. and how would such a macro look like? |
Change text color of specific date range by macro in Excel
Morgan,
I would use a do while loop that goes through your data looking for specific dates. I believe either of the items below will work for changing the text color withing the cell ActiveSheet.Cells(row, column).Select Selection.Font.ColorIndex = 3 or ActiveSheet.Cells(row,column).Font.ColorIndex = 3 This changes the background color of the cell ActiveSheet.Cells(row, column).Interior.ColorIndex = 6 Hopefully, this will get you started.' Jeff ActiveSheet.Cells(row, 3).Interior.ColorIndex = 6 "Morgan LeFay" wrote: Hello, in a worksheet (or preferably entire workbook) is it possible to run a macro, for example, that looks for entries up to a specific date and changes the text to a different color, after this does the same to other entries using another color, etc. and how would such a macro look like? |
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