Hello:

I would like to make a custon funtion that will make the color of the cell
one number different then the selected range. Lets say the formula will work
something like this in cell b1: =MyColor(A1) and if the RGB color in cell a1
is red 10 green 0 yellow 0 then cell b1 should be red 11 green 0 yellow 0.

Please help.

Thanks

The function can only pass a value back to the worksheet or to a sub,
the function itself cannot create the colour.


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So how about a vba modul that will change the colors of the selected cells to
one diffedrent rgb color by a scroll bar? Like range a1:E50 which all contain
certain colors in each cell, by scrolling the scroll bar will change the
color from each to a diiferent color like a1 is r = 10 g = 0 y = 0 then r=11
g=0 y=0.



"The Code Cage Team" wrote:


The function can only pass a value back to the worksheet or to a sub,
the function itself cannot create the colour.


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Here's some basic code you can adapt for your specific needs:

Sub IncrementColors()
Dim R As Range
Dim C As Long
For Each R In Range("A1:A5")
If R.Interior.ColorIndex 0 Then
C = (R.Interior.ColorIndex + 1) Mod 57
R.Interior.ColorIndex = C
End If
Next R
End Sub


This changes the background fill color "up" one value in the built-in
color pallet, "rolling over" from 56 back to 1. R.Interior.ColorIndex
changes the background fill. Use R.Font.ColorIndex to change font
color.

The code only changes that have a specific color assigned to them.
(ColorIndex 0). It doesn't change the default background or font
color (ColorIndex < 0).

See http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/Colors.aspx for lots more info on
working with colors.

Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP
Excel Product Group
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com
(email on web site)



On Sun, 16 Nov 2008 08:53:01 -0800, art
wrote:

So how about a vba modul that will change the colors of the selected cells to
one diffedrent rgb color by a scroll bar? Like range a1:E50 which all contain
certain colors in each cell, by scrolling the scroll bar will change the
color from each to a diiferent color like a1 is r = 10 g = 0 y = 0 then r=11
g=0 y=0.



"The Code Cage Team" wrote:


The function can only pass a value back to the worksheet or to a sub,
the function itself cannot create the colour.


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