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if cell colour is then change cell colour in range
I am trying to write a macro that changes the cell colour in a range of cells
based on the cell colour in the row. |
if cell colour is then change cell colour in range
hi,
could you be more specific. does range of cells mean a block of cells? if so, how bigs? based on what row? more info please. regards FSt1 "tiger" wrote: I am trying to write a macro that changes the cell colour in a range of cells based on the cell colour in the row. |
if cell colour is then change cell colour in range
Sorry,
I have a cell identified by either the word "Unbene" or the interior cell colour. I want to write a macro that will identify that cell and then colour 9 cells in the same row. The word is in cell C and I want cells A-I change to a colour I designate. Is this clearer? "FSt1" wrote: hi, could you be more specific. does range of cells mean a block of cells? if so, how bigs? based on what row? more info please. regards FSt1 "tiger" wrote: I am trying to write a macro that changes the cell colour in a range of cells based on the cell colour in the row. |
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