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You can add a line at the beginning of your macro to select the range that
includes the two columns and use something like MyRange.Interior.ColorIndex = xlColorIndexNone That will reset all of the cells in those columns. "violet" wrote: for my macro "changes" it will compare the last 2 column of the excel sheet and change the interior color if the 2 values are different. however, if i delete the last column and run the macro again, the previous interior change will still be there. i wish to reset the interior color of the row that has been changed when i run the macro again.how can i do that? |
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