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I think you would have to make a new function. There's a built in
function that gives information about the target cell, CELL, but it doesn't return the actual color of the text. I'm no expert, so this example if really basic, but should work. Put the following text into a module in the spreadsheet in which you want to use the function: Function CheckRed(target As Range) Application.Volatile If target.Font.Color = 255 Then CheckRed = "Yes" Else CheckRed = "No" End If End Function In the cell that you would have put your IF statement, use this: =CheckRed(A1) Hope this helps. On Sep 7, 9:34 am, Shazzer wrote: The red cells have just been manually set. "RayportingMonkey" wrote: I would think that depends on the criteria you are using to turn the text red... If you are using conditional formatting, then the IF statement would mirror that of the conditional formatting. What is the criteria you are using for the red text? "Shazzer" wrote: I want to say :- IF the text in A1 is formatted Red then, "yes" else "no" Is there any way I can do this? Ta v much |
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