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I am working on a calendar that uses 3 colors to identify a day of vacation
(VA), personal holiday (PH) and a half-day of vacation (HDVA). The user changes the cell color based upon the above conditions. VA = colorindex 4; PH = colorindex 6; and HDVA = colorindex 8. Should a user wish to clear a VA, PH, or HDVA they run a macro ClearVA_PH () The source code is: If (Selection.Interior.ColorIndex = 4 Or Selection.Interior.ColorIndex = 8 Or...) Then Selection.Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone Else: MsgBox "Please select a cell that contains a formatted VA or PH" End If My problem lies in the event that if the user selections multiple cells of different vacation types (VA and PH) I get the error message. I wish to allow the user to select multiple cells of different vacation types. The code works for multiple cells of the same type, but not different types. Is there an efficient way to do this without lengthy If Then Else statements to cover all possibilities? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Scotty9349 |
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