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use find to find fill?
Want to find cells with certain fill colors in a range. VBA. Excel 2007.
I can't even use Find & Select to do it. All I get is "Preview" in the format space and it can't find anything. Even with identifying the cells contents. Like find 25 with fill color red. I do "find" 25 format fill red and nothing happens. Then I try choosing the format from the cell. Same thing. It can't find it. I was hoping to record it in a mcro and learn from it. Nothing works. John |
use find to find fill?
How did the red color get in the cell... manually colored or conditionally
formatted? -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "John" wrote in message ... Want to find cells with certain fill colors in a range. VBA. Excel 2007. I can't even use Find & Select to do it. All I get is "Preview" in the format space and it can't find anything. Even with identifying the cells contents. Like find 25 with fill color red. I do "find" 25 format fill red and nothing happens. Then I try choosing the format from the cell. Same thing. It can't find it. I was hoping to record it in a mcro and learn from it. Nothing works. John |
use find to find fill?
In a macro
MyCell.Interior.ColorIndex = one of Red, Blue, Yellow, Cleared Red = 3: Blue = 5: Yellow = 6: Green = 4: Cleared = -4142 MyCell as range. Don't remember where I got those numbers for the colors. Seem to come up with pretty much the correct color. John Rick Rothstein wrote: How did the red color get in the cell... manually colored or conditionally formatted? |
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