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I want to change the background color of cells, if value is a square root.
I'm looking to change the background color of cells in my multiplication table, if the value in the cell is a square root. Following is a portion of the code that a responder here provided on my original post. It works fine, and I've not had to change it, but I now wish to change the cell's background color as described above. I can't figure out from the book or from online help how I'm even supposed to access the background's color, let alone change it in the code. For ir = 1 To noRows For ic = 1 To noCols Cells(ir, ic).Value = ir * ic Next ic Next ir I suspect I have to enter something like "IF ir = ic, THEN . . . . " before the "Next ic" statement. TIA Hrundi |
I want to change the background color of cells, if value is a square root.
For ir = 1 To noRows
For ic = 1 To noCols Cells(ir, ic).Value = ir * ic If ir = ic Then Cells(ir, ic).Interior.ColorIndex = 38 End If Next ic Next ir -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "George C." wrote in message ... I'm looking to change the background color of cells in my multiplication table, if the value in the cell is a square root. Following is a portion of the code that a responder here provided on my original post. It works fine, and I've not had to change it, but I now wish to change the cell's background color as described above. I can't figure out from the book or from online help how I'm even supposed to access the background's color, let alone change it in the code. For ir = 1 To noRows For ic = 1 To noCols Cells(ir, ic).Value = ir * ic Next ic Next ir I suspect I have to enter something like "IF ir = ic, THEN . . . . " before the "Next ic" statement. TIA Hrundi |
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