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Default formate sheet row a:a

i have a workbook with more than 10 sheets, so i need a macro to select all
the sheets of my workbook without mentioning any sheetnames, because the
sheet names keep changes, it should select row A:A then change the font color
to red and bold at a time to all the sheets.

If not possible to select all the sheets at a time atleast select each sheet
one after other and format the row a:a

Note: sheet names keep changes.


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Default formate sheet row a:a

Hi, try this:

Sub changeformat()
For Each wk In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
wk.Columns("a:a").Font.ColorIndex = 3
wk.Columns("a:a").Font.Bold = True
Next wk
End Sub

"Ranjit kurian" wrote:

i have a workbook with more than 10 sheets, so i need a macro to select all
the sheets of my workbook without mentioning any sheetnames, because the
sheet names keep changes, it should select row A:A then change the font color
to red and bold at a time to all the sheets.

If not possible to select all the sheets at a time atleast select each sheet
one after other and format the row a:a

Note: sheet names keep changes.


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