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Color cells if
I have a spreadsheet in which daily data was imported. At the end of each day
I need to color 1 row 7 columns wide (as if to make a line that inlcudes the totals), these colored cells contain totals for the day. How might I automate this. It takes so long to go through by hand. Any ideas appreciated. Thanks. |
Color cells if
Yes that is possible to do. I'm not sure where your "Totals", thus I can't
write code to find them. So I will have to make some assumptions. Assuming you have the word "Totals" in Col. A and the actual totals range is next to "Totals", this should work for you. I highlighted the Font Red. Sub ColorTotals() Dim myTotalRow As Long myTotalRow = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("A:A").Find("Totals").Row Sheets("Sheet1").Range(Cells(myTotalRow, 2), Cells(myTotalRow, 8)).Font.Color = vbRed End Sub Hope this helps! -- Cheers, Ryan "Ymtrader" wrote: I have a spreadsheet in which daily data was imported. At the end of each day I need to color 1 row 7 columns wide (as if to make a line that inlcudes the totals), these colored cells contain totals for the day. How might I automate this. It takes so long to go through by hand. Any ideas appreciated. Thanks. |
Color cells if
Look in the vba help index for FINDNEXT.There is a good example to color all
rows with your find Then modify to search for "Total" c.resize(0,7).interior.colorindex=6 -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Ymtrader" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet in which daily data was imported. At the end of each day I need to color 1 row 7 columns wide (as if to make a line that inlcudes the totals), these colored cells contain totals for the day. How might I automate this. It takes so long to go through by hand. Any ideas appreciated. Thanks. |
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