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On Apr 25, 1:44*pm, wrote:
In the interest of full disclosure I know absolutly nothing about VB. I'm using the code from:http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.CFConditions.html I'm using 3 conditions: 1) Cell Value = .99 shades cell green 2) Cell Value Between .99 and .9 shades cell yellow 3) Cell Value <= .9 shades cell red Now, the problem that I'm having is that I can't get the yellow shaded cells counted using the supplied code from that site. *I've tried taking it one step at a time and have come to find out that according to the IsCFMet1 function from that site reports FALSE if a condition is met on only the cells shaded in yellow. *That leads me to belive that there's something wrong with my second condition that's set up, but what that may be I have no idea. *Any ideas/suggestions? Thanks in advance, Destrachan Nevermind, I decided to "inspect" the VB code as best I could and through the power of deductive reasoning found that in the IsCFMet1 code there's a mix up with the = & <= in regards to the between argument. All's well now :) |
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