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Format Cells Dialog from a Macro
Hi,
Is there anyway to call the Format Cells Dialog from within a Macro so that you can ask the user what format they want to apply to a cell and then apply it programatically ? I have searched in a few places and I cannot find any reference or pointer on how to do this ? Thanks Scott |
Format Cells Dialog from a Macro
not sure if this is what you want or not.
application.dialogs(xlDialogActiveCellFont).Show -- Gary "scott56hannah" wrote in message ... Hi, Is there anyway to call the Format Cells Dialog from within a Macro so that you can ask the user what format they want to apply to a cell and then apply it programatically ? I have searched in a few places and I cannot find any reference or pointer on how to do this ? Thanks Scott |
Format Cells Dialog from a Macro
in vb help, search for this
Built-In Dialog Box Argument Lists you'll see them all -- Gary "scott56hannah" wrote in message ... Hi, Is there anyway to call the Format Cells Dialog from within a Macro so that you can ask the user what format they want to apply to a cell and then apply it programatically ? I have searched in a few places and I cannot find any reference or pointer on how to do this ? Thanks Scott |
Format Cells Dialog from a Macro
What I am after is the ability to show the user not options for fonts, but
also the options for Number, Alignment, Border... Is it possible to show that dialog box from a macro and then retreive the value selected by the user and then apply that formatting to all the required cells ? Scott "Gary Keramidas" wrote: not sure if this is what you want or not. application.dialogs(xlDialogActiveCellFont).Show -- Gary "scott56hannah" wrote in message ... Hi, Is there anyway to call the Format Cells Dialog from within a Macro so that you can ask the user what format they want to apply to a cell and then apply it programatically ? I have searched in a few places and I cannot find any reference or pointer on how to do this ? Thanks Scott |
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