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Associated fields coming into a spreadsheet
I am creating an Excel spreadsheet with vba code in an Access database.
There are text values that go into the cells of the spreadsheet. Each value has a number associated with it that I want to use to set the color of the cell but which does not appear in the spreadsheet. How can I associate a formatting with a cell? Example: Value/code ABCDE/1 FGHIJK/2 LMNOP/1 QRSTU/1 VWXYZ/3 codes 1 - red 2 - blue 3 - green In the spreadsheet, in the cell with ABCDE, the color of the cell should be red. For FGHIJK, the color of the cell is blue. Etc.. Obviously we can't look up the color without the code. Any suggestions on how to do this? The best way I've come up with is to use a recordset or an array in the Access program. Robert |
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