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conditional format question
happy holiday everybody! is there a function, or VBA code, that can tell the
color of a cell, given that the color is determined by conditional format? i'm using conditional formatting to highlight when values reach beyond accepted tolerances (i've got several columns in a sheet and near top of each column is recommended tolerance. in cells directly below i've got values and when a value is greater than tolerance the cell will change color ). i have multiple sheets representing different projects, and i want to print a sheet only when a value in the grid is highlighted. |
conditional format question
Instead of using VBA to check on the cell color, wouldn't it make more
sense to build the conditional format logic into a cell formula directly? Ken On Jul 3, 5:32 pm, mwam423 wrote: happy holiday everybody! is there a function, or VBA code, that can tell the color of a cell, given that the color is determined by conditional format? i'm using conditional formatting to highlight when values reach beyond accepted tolerances (i've got several columns in a sheet and near top of each column is recommended tolerance. in cells directly below i've got values and when a value is greater than tolerance the cell will change color ). i have multiple sheets representing different projects, and i want to print a sheet only when a value in the grid is highlighted. |
conditional format question
i'm using a macro to determine which pages to print, if there's formula which
will check an array, or grid, for highlighted cells and return true/false that would be fine . . "Ken" wrote: Instead of using VBA to check on the cell color, wouldn't it make more sense to build the conditional format logic into a cell formula directly? |
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