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increase / decrease font size based on value in cell having a formula
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I have a worksheet containing cells having text in Column A & in Column B i have cells having formulae in them. column. Using VBA, i am trying to increase / decrease font size of Column A text, based on the formula value returned in Column B cell. for each rr in rng if rr.offset(0,1).hasformula then rr.font.size=rr.offset(0,1).value end if next rr right now, i am unable to get the value returned by the formula using VBA. How to achieve this? |
increase / decrease font size based on value in cell having a formula
Works for me. I added: Set rng = Selection.Cells Also, those values in the next column should be numeric. Better check. -- Jim Cone Portland, Oregon USA http://www.contextures.com/excel-sort-addin.html (review of excel sorting add-in) .. .. .. "noname" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a worksheet containing cells having text in Column A & in Column B i have cells having formulae in them. column. Using VBA, i am trying to increase / decrease font size of Column A text, based on the formula value returned in Column B cell. for each rr in rng if rr.offset(0,1).hasformula then rr.font.size=rr.offset(0,1).value end if next rr right now, i am unable to get the value returned by the formula using VBA. How to achieve this? |
increase / decrease font size based on value in cell having a formula
On Fri, 15 Oct 2010 14:08:05 -0700 (PDT), noname
wrote: Hi, I have a worksheet containing cells having text in Column A & in Column B i have cells having formulae in them. column. Using VBA, i am trying to increase / decrease font size of Column A text, based on the formula value returned in Column B cell. for each rr in rng if rr.offset(0,1).hasformula then rr.font.size=rr.offset(0,1).value end if next rr right now, i am unable to get the value returned by the formula using VBA. How to achieve this? The snippet you post should work, depending on the rest of the code and the contents of rr.offset(0,1). So, what is the rest of the code? What is the actual contents of rr.offset(0,1)? |
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