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Cell formatting
Brian T wrote: I am trying set the cell color for a range of cells by determining the value of a cell in the range. For example if A4=1, I want that row 4 to be red and if a4=0, I want the row to have no color. But my whole range turns red. Here is the code that I have done so far. What am I not getting? Sub FormatCells() 'Create Class 1 Variables 'Class_1 is all information 'LastInsp in the time since the last inspection. Dim Class_1 As Range Dim LastInsp As Range Set Class_1 = Range("a4:s41") Set LastInsp = Range("a4:a41") 'Set color in range. 'Colored background shows that inspection is out of date. Class_1.Interior.ColorIndex = x1None For Each Class_1 In Range("a4:s41") If LastInsp = 1 Then Class_1.Interior.ColorIndex = 3 ElseIf LastInsp = 0 Then Class_1.Interior.ColorIndex = x1None End If Next Conditional Formatting |
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