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macro for formatting/colour cells
is there a way to use a macro for conditional formatting?
I have to colour a cell if the value met one of 2 conditionals: "TOP" or "LOW". in Sheet 1, I have all the values (E6:E256) ...these values in sheet1 are actually formulas pulling from other sheets in the same book. in Sheet 2, I have whether those value are TOP (T6:T256) or LOW (U6:U256) sample: E6 in sheet1 has a value of 98% and T6 in sheet2 marks it as TOP so, E6 in sheet1 should be green E7 in sheet1 has a value of 5% and U7 in sheet2 marks it as LOW so, E7 in sheet1 should be red any ideas how to do this would be greatly appreciate it! cheers, Mayte |
macro for formatting/colour cells
You can call up the Conditional Formatting dialogs box in VBA with:
CF = Application.Dialogs(xlDialogConditionalFormatting) .Show You can also use If statements to do the coloring like: If ActiveSheet.Range("E6").Value = .98 Then Range("E6").Interior.ColorIndex = 10 End If The advantage of using the CF color is that it automatically reverts to no fill if the criteria is not met. The disadvantage is that if you want to write code based on the color of the cell, it gets pretty complex. The CF interior color is on a different object level than the range interior color and is not necessarily visible even though the CF setting indicates the color. To get a true color value for CF, you have to evaluate whether the cell value meets the CF criteria to turn the color on. "Mayte" wrote: is there a way to use a macro for conditional formatting? I have to colour a cell if the value met one of 2 conditionals: "TOP" or "LOW". in Sheet 1, I have all the values (E6:E256) ...these values in sheet1 are actually formulas pulling from other sheets in the same book. in Sheet 2, I have whether those value are TOP (T6:T256) or LOW (U6:U256) sample: E6 in sheet1 has a value of 98% and T6 in sheet2 marks it as TOP so, E6 in sheet1 should be green E7 in sheet1 has a value of 5% and U7 in sheet2 marks it as LOW so, E7 in sheet1 should be red any ideas how to do this would be greatly appreciate it! cheers, Mayte |
macro for formatting/colour cells
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