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How to return the color of a cell
Dear Sir
how to return the color code of a cell using excel formulas "not VBA macros".i mean if i have two cells and i need to know the color code of the two cells (light yellow or yellow or red or even the color index of them) i will appreciate if you reply to me ASAP thanks & Best regrads |
How to return the color of a cell
Not possible using Formula. VBA easy, you could use a VBA function?
The closest is if the color is being set by a conditional format, then indirectly you could get the color knowing the condition, but I suspect that is not what you want. -- Regards, Nigel wrote in message ... Dear Sir how to return the color code of a cell using excel formulas "not VBA macros".i mean if i have two cells and i need to know the color code of the two cells (light yellow or yellow or red or even the color index of them) i will appreciate if you reply to me ASAP thanks & Best regrads |
How to return the color of a cell
As Nigel says there are no built in formulas to return cell formats, though
you could use an old XL4macro in a Named formula Assuming you will always want to refer to a cell one to the left in same row, start by selecting cell B1 Define this name Ctrl-F3 Name: ForeColor RefersTo: =GET.CELL(38,A1) In any cell one to the right of whose interior colorindex you want to return enter =ForeColor Will return 1-56 or 0 if no fill. It will not automatically update if you reformat, press Ctrl-Alt-F9 to recalc. Regards, Peter T wrote in message ... Dear Sir how to return the color code of a cell using excel formulas "not VBA macros".i mean if i have two cells and i need to know the color code of the two cells (light yellow or yellow or red or even the color index of them) i will appreciate if you reply to me ASAP thanks & Best regrads |
How to return the color of a cell
As Nigel says there are no built in formulas to return cell formats, though
you could use an old XL4macro in a Named formula Assuming you will always want to refer to a cell one to the left in same row, start by selecting cell B1 Define this name Ctrl-F3 Name: ForeColor RefersTo: =GET.CELL(38,A1) In any cell one to the right of whose interior colorindex you want to return enter =ForeColor Will return 1-56 or 0 if no fill. It will not automatically update if you reformat, press Ctrl-Alt-F9 to recalc. Regards, Peter T wrote in message ... Dear Sir how to return the color code of a cell using excel formulas "not VBA macros".i mean if i have two cells and i need to know the color code of the two cells (light yellow or yellow or red or even the color index of them) i will appreciate if you reply to me ASAP thanks & Best regrads |
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