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Worksheet event to change formatting when date expires.
I have a macro to trigger conditional formatting events in my worksheet,
based on the cell text content in column D. I also need an event that will update the formatting if the date in column G is less than now, i.e. when it expires. I have tried the following as conditional formatting, but I cannot copy the formats down the columns, because I will lose all the existing formatting, based on column D. =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23="Statement") - Grey fill and light blue font colour =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23<"Closed") - Red font colour My existing macro is as follows; but, I doubt a change event will work, because I am not actually changing the contents of the cells containing the dates. Is there a way to trigger a worksheet event to update the formatting when the date in column G expires? Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim WatchRange As Range Dim CellVal As String If Target.Cells.Count 1 Then Exit Sub Application.ScreenUpdating = False 'If Target = "" Then Exit Sub (See Case "") CellVal = Target Set WatchRange = Range("D1:D1000") 'change to suit If Not Intersect(Target, WatchRange) Is Nothing Then Select Case CellVal Case "Pending" 'Target.Interior.ColorIndex = 5 (To Colour the single Cell) ' Target.EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 36 (To Colour the entire row Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 36 '(For columns A:G) Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Statement" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 34 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Closed" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 16 Case "Open" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 End Select End If Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub |
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Worksheet event to change formatting when date expires.
DD,
You can use the calculate event: see code below. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() Dim WatchRange As Range Dim myC As Range Set WatchRange = Range("D1:D1000") 'change to suit For Each myC In WatchRange Select Case myC.Value Case "Pending" 'Target.Interior.ColorIndex = 5 (To Colour the single Cell) ' Target.EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 36 (To Colour the entire row Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 36 '(For columns A:G) Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Statement" Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 34 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Closed" Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 16 Case "Open" Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "" Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 End Select ' =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23="Statement") - Grey fill and light blue font colour If myC.Offset(0, 3).Value < Now And myC.Value = "Statement" Then Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 34 End If ' =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23<"Closed") - Red font colour ' wasn't sure what background you wanted.... If myC.Offset(0, 3).Value < Now And myC.Value < "Closed" Then Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 3 End If Next myC Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub "DDawson" wrote in message ... I have a macro to trigger conditional formatting events in my worksheet, based on the cell text content in column D. I also need an event that will update the formatting if the date in column G is less than now, i.e. when it expires. I have tried the following as conditional formatting, but I cannot copy the formats down the columns, because I will lose all the existing formatting, based on column D. =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23="Statement") - Grey fill and light blue font colour =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23<"Closed") - Red font colour My existing macro is as follows; but, I doubt a change event will work, because I am not actually changing the contents of the cells containing the dates. Is there a way to trigger a worksheet event to update the formatting when the date in column G expires? Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim WatchRange As Range Dim CellVal As String If Target.Cells.Count 1 Then Exit Sub Application.ScreenUpdating = False 'If Target = "" Then Exit Sub (See Case "") CellVal = Target Set WatchRange = Range("D1:D1000") 'change to suit If Not Intersect(Target, WatchRange) Is Nothing Then Select Case CellVal Case "Pending" 'Target.Interior.ColorIndex = 5 (To Colour the single Cell) ' Target.EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 36 (To Colour the entire row Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 36 '(For columns A:G) Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Statement" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 34 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Closed" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 16 Case "Open" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 End Select End If Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub |
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Worksheet event to change formatting when date expires.
Thanks Bernie,
I tried the calculate method, but it doesn't apply until I save the document. I wanted something that takes immediate effect. However, I was able to cut and paste your additions into my code and replace "myC" with "Target" to make the Change Event work. =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23="Statement") - Grey fill and light blue font colour If Target.Offset(0, 3).Value < Now And Target.Value = "Statement" Then Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 34 End If Kind Regards Dylan "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: DD, You can use the calculate event: see code below. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() Dim WatchRange As Range Dim myC As Range Set WatchRange = Range("D1:D1000") 'change to suit For Each myC In WatchRange Select Case myC.Value Case "Pending" 'Target.Interior.ColorIndex = 5 (To Colour the single Cell) ' Target.EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 36 (To Colour the entire row Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 36 '(For columns A:G) Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Statement" Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 34 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Closed" Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 16 Case "Open" Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "" Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 End Select ' =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23="Statement") - Grey fill and light blue font colour If myC.Offset(0, 3).Value < Now And myC.Value = "Statement" Then Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 34 End If ' =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23<"Closed") - Red font colour ' wasn't sure what background you wanted.... If myC.Offset(0, 3).Value < Now And myC.Value < "Closed" Then Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 3 End If Next myC Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub "DDawson" wrote in message ... I have a macro to trigger conditional formatting events in my worksheet, based on the cell text content in column D. I also need an event that will update the formatting if the date in column G is less than now, i.e. when it expires. I have tried the following as conditional formatting, but I cannot copy the formats down the columns, because I will lose all the existing formatting, based on column D. =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23="Statement") - Grey fill and light blue font colour =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23<"Closed") - Red font colour My existing macro is as follows; but, I doubt a change event will work, because I am not actually changing the contents of the cells containing the dates. Is there a way to trigger a worksheet event to update the formatting when the date in column G expires? Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim WatchRange As Range Dim CellVal As String If Target.Cells.Count 1 Then Exit Sub Application.ScreenUpdating = False 'If Target = "" Then Exit Sub (See Case "") CellVal = Target Set WatchRange = Range("D1:D1000") 'change to suit If Not Intersect(Target, WatchRange) Is Nothing Then Select Case CellVal Case "Pending" 'Target.Interior.ColorIndex = 5 (To Colour the single Cell) ' Target.EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 36 (To Colour the entire row Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 36 '(For columns A:G) Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Statement" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 34 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Closed" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 16 Case "Open" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 End Select End If Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub |
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Worksheet event to change formatting when date expires.
The calculate event will work when the sheet calculates - which is when the date values would
change. You need to have at least one volatile function on the worksheet to force the calculate - putting =NOW() into a cell would make the event work. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "DDawson" wrote in message ... Thanks Bernie, I tried the calculate method, but it doesn't apply until I save the document. I wanted something that takes immediate effect. However, I was able to cut and paste your additions into my code and replace "myC" with "Target" to make the Change Event work. =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23="Statement") - Grey fill and light blue font colour If Target.Offset(0, 3).Value < Now And Target.Value = "Statement" Then Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 34 End If Kind Regards Dylan "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: DD, You can use the calculate event: see code below. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() Dim WatchRange As Range Dim myC As Range Set WatchRange = Range("D1:D1000") 'change to suit For Each myC In WatchRange Select Case myC.Value Case "Pending" 'Target.Interior.ColorIndex = 5 (To Colour the single Cell) ' Target.EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 36 (To Colour the entire row Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 36 '(For columns A:G) Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Statement" Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 34 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Closed" Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 16 Case "Open" Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "" Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 End Select ' =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23="Statement") - Grey fill and light blue font colour If myC.Offset(0, 3).Value < Now And myC.Value = "Statement" Then Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 34 End If ' =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23<"Closed") - Red font colour ' wasn't sure what background you wanted.... If myC.Offset(0, 3).Value < Now And myC.Value < "Closed" Then Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(myC.Offset(0, -3), myC.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 3 End If Next myC Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub "DDawson" wrote in message ... I have a macro to trigger conditional formatting events in my worksheet, based on the cell text content in column D. I also need an event that will update the formatting if the date in column G is less than now, i.e. when it expires. I have tried the following as conditional formatting, but I cannot copy the formats down the columns, because I will lose all the existing formatting, based on column D. =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23="Statement") - Grey fill and light blue font colour =AND($G23<NOW(),$D23<"Closed") - Red font colour My existing macro is as follows; but, I doubt a change event will work, because I am not actually changing the contents of the cells containing the dates. Is there a way to trigger a worksheet event to update the formatting when the date in column G expires? Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim WatchRange As Range Dim CellVal As String If Target.Cells.Count 1 Then Exit Sub Application.ScreenUpdating = False 'If Target = "" Then Exit Sub (See Case "") CellVal = Target Set WatchRange = Range("D1:D1000") 'change to suit If Not Intersect(Target, WatchRange) Is Nothing Then Select Case CellVal Case "Pending" 'Target.Interior.ColorIndex = 5 (To Colour the single Cell) ' Target.EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 36 (To Colour the entire row Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 36 '(For columns A:G) Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Statement" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 34 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "Closed" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 16 Case "Open" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 Case "" Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Range(Target.Offset(0, -3), Target.Offset(0, 3)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 End Select End If Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub |
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Worksheet event to change formatting when date expires.
Bernie,
I note your point about making the calculation happen, but I don't mind if it updates on document open, close, or save. However, I probably will add the =Now() function at a later date. However, I'm still having trouble getting this to work. I've kept my original worksheet change event to apply the formatting based on status and I've added a worksheet calculate event to change it according to date, as follows below. The problem is when I calculate it the whole sheet turns yellow. I have tested this by swapping the if statements around and have found out that this is happening because the macro is applying all the if statements i.e. the final statement makes the interior yellow. Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() Dim myC As Range Dim WatchRange1 As Range Application.ScreenUpdating = False Set WatchRange1 = Range("G2:G1000") For Each myC In WatchRange1 If myC.Cells.Value < Now And myC.Offset(0, -3).Value = "Statement" Then Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 'Grey Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 34 'light blue Else Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 34 'light blue Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 'black End If If myC.Value < Now And myC.Offset(0, -3).Value = "Closed" Then Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 'light grey Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 16 'dark grey End If If myC.Value < Now And myC.Offset(0, -3).Value = "Open" Then Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 3 'red Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 'clear Else Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 'black Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 'clear End If If myC.Value < Now And myC.Offset(0, -3).Value = "" Then Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 'clear Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 'Black Else Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 'clear Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 'black End If If myC.Value < Now And myC.Offset(0, -3).Value = "Pending" Then Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 3 'red Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 36 'yellow Else Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 36 'yellow Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 'black End If Next myC Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub '-- Kind regards Dylan "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: The calculate event will work when the sheet calculates - which is when the date values would change. You need to have at least one volatile function on the worksheet to force the calculate - putting =NOW() into a cell would make the event work. |
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Worksheet event to change formatting when date expires.
I think i've fixed it using ElseIF statements, instead of individual If -
EndIfs. Also I've added an =Now() function and it works great. I'm now going to try removing the conditional formatting Change Event. Regards Dylan "DDawson" wrote: Bernie, I note your point about making the calculation happen, but I don't mind if it updates on document open, close, or save. However, I probably will add the =Now() function at a later date. However, I'm still having trouble getting this to work. I've kept my original worksheet change event to apply the formatting based on status and I've added a worksheet calculate event to change it according to date, as follows below. The problem is when I calculate it the whole sheet turns yellow. I have tested this by swapping the if statements around and have found out that this is happening because the macro is applying all the if statements i.e. the final statement makes the interior yellow. Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() Dim myC As Range Dim WatchRange1 As Range Application.ScreenUpdating = False Set WatchRange1 = Range("G2:G1000") For Each myC In WatchRange1 If myC.Cells.Value < Now And myC.Offset(0, -3).Value = "Statement" Then Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 'Grey Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 34 'light blue Else Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 34 'light blue Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 'black End If If myC.Value < Now And myC.Offset(0, -3).Value = "Closed" Then Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 15 'light grey Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 16 'dark grey End If If myC.Value < Now And myC.Offset(0, -3).Value = "Open" Then Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 3 'red Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 'clear Else Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 'black Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 'clear End If If myC.Value < Now And myC.Offset(0, -3).Value = "" Then Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 'clear Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 'Black Else Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 'clear Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 'black End If If myC.Value < Now And myC.Offset(0, -3).Value = "Pending" Then Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 3 'red Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 36 'yellow Else Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Interior.ColorIndex = 36 'yellow Range(myC, myC.Offset(0, -6)).Font.ColorIndex = 0 'black End If Next myC Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub '-- Kind regards Dylan "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: The calculate event will work when the sheet calculates - which is when the date values would change. You need to have at least one volatile function on the worksheet to force the calculate - putting =NOW() into a cell would make the event work. |
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