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I have a range of cells with different RGB values e.g.
Column 1 RGB(0,0,0) RGB(0,255,0) I am reading these values and in my macro and setting the color of a range of cells using the following statement. rangec.Interior.Color = Worksheets("output").Cells(mrgb, 13).Value I get an error message stating that VB is unable to set the color property however when I hard code the value as below, the code works fine. rangec.Interior.Color = RGB(0,255,0) I did not want to hard code it because of the obvious reason ( for users to change/add colours in the future) I tries capturing the cell value in a variable ( tried string, variant) and nothing worked. Also I tried vbRed; vbBlue etc instead of the RGB( ) function and still the same behaviour. Wondering if anyone has any tips? |
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