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I know it can be done, but I just don't know the syntax.
I want to tell Excel, to check if a range of cells in the a row as a particular formating, and for each cell with that formatting to make the some of the numbers in those cell. I started the programming, but I just don't know how to write the "Then" part (in cell E15, make the some of all the cell with the matching formating) Sub test1() If Feuil59.Range("U15", "AT15").Interior.ColorIndex = 50 Then E15 = Sum(U15, AT15) ????? End If End Sub Hope I'm clear enough and thanks for your help Sophie |
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