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Default function to colour cells


hi,

When reviewing my last post I noticed a potential for error if the
value is equal to z. To overcome this the Select case statement could be
modified to...


Code:
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Select Case .Value
Case .Value < z
CllColour = 36
Case .Value z
CllColour = 37
Case .Value = z
CllColour = 40
Case Else 'eg if there is non-numeric/text string in a cell
CllColour = 50
End Select

''alternatively you could merge the "=z" line with one of the others ie
' Case .Value <= z
' Case .Value = z

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hth
Rob


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