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I want to select excel cells of difference colors and increase th.
I have a range of formatted cells and I want to highlight them... make them
stand out, but without changing the color scheme. I want to be able to select multple cells of multiple colors and click a HIGHLIGHT button and have the brightness increase in each cell... so dark blue becomes slightly dark blue, dark red become slightly dark red, green become slightly bright green... etc. |
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Wilbanks
Adjust colorindexes to suit. Sub ColorValues() Dim cel As Range With ActiveSheet For Each cel In Selection If cel.Interior.ColorIndex = 51 Then cel.Interior.ColorIndex = 4 ElseIf cel.Interior.ColorIndex = 11 Then cel.Interior.ColorIndex = 5 ElseIf cel.Interior.ColorIndex = 30 Then cel.Interior.ColorIndex = 3 End If Next cel End With End Sub Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 12:11:03 -0800, "Wilbanks" wrote: I have a range of formatted cells and I want to highlight them... make them stand out, but without changing the color scheme. I want to be able to select multple cells of multiple colors and click a HIGHLIGHT button and have the brightness increase in each cell... so dark blue becomes slightly dark blue, dark red become slightly dark red, green become slightly bright green... etc. |
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