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I am a relative newbie at VBA and need some help with this one.
I have developed a sheet where I want to conditionally format the font colour in cells in a row if the cell contents equals the contents in column a. I also need it to not change if the cell value is one of two values in cell a of the row and finally if the values in the row do not equal the value in column a then format the font in a different colour. I have rows from 3 to 210 however I am not able to specify how many columns need to be checked as that will vary. EG Column A Column B Column c ... 1 Apples Bananas(red font) Apples(blue font) Pears(red font) apples(blue font) 2 Peaches Peaches(blue font) Apples(red font) Pears (red font) Peaches (blue font) 3 TBP(No font change) 4 Bye(No font change) .. .. 210 I am trying to get it to work as a worksheet change event,however keep getting nowhere. Can anyone help. My thoughts were along the lines of For x = 3 to 210 Select Case Case TBP if A(x) = "TBP" No font change Case Bye If A(x) = "Bye" No font change Case CellEqual If B(x).End(xlRight) = A(x) Change font colour to blue Case cellnotequal If B(x).End(xlRight) < A(x) Change font colour to red Next x Can anyone help me to achieve this? |
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