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Hi there.... I know that looping through a range is not the fastest way to
do it. But looking at different examples I can't quite figure out how to do it in my sistuation. Currently I am looping through a range(C1:C100), if the value is 1 then corrisponding row in Range(A1:A100) the text is changed to RED, if the value is 2 then corrisponding row in Range(A1:A100) the text is changed to Blue, if the value is 3 then corrisponding row in Range(A1:A100) the text is changed to Black and Bold, if the value is 4 then nothing. I have this working in a Userform under a spreadsheet control. It works fine except it runs very slow. I've tried adding Application.ScreenUpdating=False... which didn't help Is there a better way to run this? Thanks Craig |
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