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Hello:
I am using conditional formating in my VBA macro Code. When I run the macro I get subscript out of range. In my workbook I have the active sheet activated. Can some one point out what I may be doing wrong. Here is a snipet of my code: What I am trying to do is if BA2 has a one in it I want the pattern for cell D2 to be red. I want this to happen from D2 to n and BA2 to n. |
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