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Conditional statement
I need to include in this conditional statement that when a person enter in
the cell an "N/A" instead of a numerical value, the cell color remain with interior color 8 (cell.Interior.ColorIndex = 8). But now what my macro do is that for "N/A" value in the cell, automatically change the cell color to red (cell.Interior.ColorIndex = 3). How can I rewrite my condition statement for make it this true. My code is as follow: If cell.Value 183 Then MsgBox "Down Time Change Over Goal (Goal = 183 min)!" cell.Interior.ColorIndex = 3 Else cell.Interior.ColorIndex = 8 End If |
Conditional statement
I already resolve the problem but for benefic of everyone else, I will share
it. If cell.Value = "N/A" Then cell.Interior.ColorIndex = 8 ElseIf cell.Value 183 Then MsgBox "Down Time Change Over Goal (Goal = 183 min)!" cell.Interior.ColorIndex = 3 ElseIf cell.Value <= 183 Then cell.Interior.ColorIndex = 8 End If "anamarie30" wrote: I need to include in this conditional statement that when a person enter in the cell an "N/A" instead of a numerical value, the cell color remain with interior color 8 (cell.Interior.ColorIndex = 8). But now what my macro do is that for "N/A" value in the cell, automatically change the cell color to red (cell.Interior.ColorIndex = 3). How can I rewrite my condition statement for make it this true. My code is as follow: If cell.Value 183 Then MsgBox "Down Time Change Over Goal (Goal = 183 min)!" cell.Interior.ColorIndex = 3 Else cell.Interior.ColorIndex = 8 End If |
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