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I have a function that rolls over a column in a sheet and fills in the
interior color to draw the eye to problems. It's got a lot of entries, but they basically look like... src = ast.Range("BV" & i) Select Case src Case 1, 2, 3, 11, 18HPL .Interior.Color = ourPurple .ClearComments [ lots more Cases ] Case Else .Interior.Color = -1 .ClearComments end select The Case Else is there to wipe out any color that may have been put into that cell on a previous run. But when I set the color to -1, the border disappears. 1) why does the border disappear when I set the interior? 2) is there some other way to clear out the interior that I should use instead? Thanks! Maury What I'm really trying to do here is simply remove any color that might have been there in the past. |
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recording a macro & clearing the color i get:
Selection.Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone try that. hope it helps :) susan On Jun 13, 10:30*am, Maury Markowitz wrote: I have a function that rolls over a column in a sheet and fills in the interior color to draw the eye to problems. It's got a lot of entries, but they basically look like... * * * * src = ast.Range("BV" & i) * * * * * * Select Case src * * * * * * * Case 1, 2, 3, 11, 18HPL * * * * * * * * .Interior.Color = ourPurple * * * * * * * * .ClearComments [ lots more Cases ] * * * * * * * *Case Else * * * * * * * * .Interior.Color = -1 * * * * * * * * .ClearComments * * * * *end select The Case Else is there to wipe out any color that may have been put into that cell on a previous run. But when I set the color to -1, the border disappears. 1) why does the border disappear when I set the interior? 2) is there some other way to clear out the interior that I should use instead? Thanks! Maury What I'm really trying to do here is simply remove any color that might have been there in the past. |
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Whoa, ok that did not work. When I use xlNone, the cells turn cyan!
Any ideas anyone? Maury |
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wow. worked for me in xl2000.
i assume you copied it directly & used ColorIndex instead of just Color? i don't have any other ideas, sorry susan On Jun 13, 11:06*am, Maury Markowitz wrote: Whoa, ok that did not work. When I use xlNone, the cells turn cyan! Any ideas anyone? Maury |
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On Jun 13, 11:10*am, Susan wrote:
wow. *worked for me in xl2000. i assume you copied it directly & used ColorIndex instead of just Color? No, of course not, like a noob I simply saw "color" and assumed... It's working great now, thanks! Maury |
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![]() Do you have any conditional formating that would turn the interior color on? "Maury Markowitz" wrote: Whoa, ok that did not work. When I use xlNone, the cells turn cyan! Any ideas anyone? Maury |
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