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Using Lookup Function based on Font Color
Hello! I have several rows of data currently in which I would like to pull
data from. I could very easily use the LOOKUP function to do this. However, both the lookup range and vector range are all numbers. I only want the LOOKUP function to search for LOOKUP Values that are in a certain font color (red). To my knowledge, the LOOKUP Value can only be a number, text, logical value, or name or reference to a cell. Font Color is not one of my options. Does anyone have any ideas? Am I missing an easy step? Thanks for your time! |
Using Lookup Function based on Font Color
I din't believe you can do that directly but with a workaround.
Put this function in a general module Function fontcolour(rng As Range) fontcolour = rng.Font.ColorIndex End Function In a column next to the lookup range enter the formula =IF(fontcolour(A1)=3,A1,"") This will extract all the red font values which you can use as the lookup range Mike "jstec68" wrote: Hello! I have several rows of data currently in which I would like to pull data from. I could very easily use the LOOKUP function to do this. However, both the lookup range and vector range are all numbers. I only want the LOOKUP function to search for LOOKUP Values that are in a certain font color (red). To my knowledge, the LOOKUP Value can only be a number, text, logical value, or name or reference to a cell. Font Color is not one of my options. Does anyone have any ideas? Am I missing an easy step? Thanks for your time! |
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