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I am trying to build a routine to build a set of formulas to use in VBA to
loop through data and apply formatting Basically I created an array 1st col = equation to evaluate and 2nd col = formatting to be applied Then I loop through the records trying to test the equation against that row's value (in a specific col). I thought I had found the perfect function for this using the Evaluate(), but it doesn't seem to be able to handle slightly complicate equations and onlyreturns the proper value on the most simple equations. Mine is set up as follows Evaluate(Replace(aColor(0, m), "x", iLL)) = True In which my equations can be of 2 types x120 OR 80<x=119 for the first EValuate works just fine, but for the latter it does work??? What function would permit me to properly evaluate if my variable iLL meets the second type of equation or not? Thank you |
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