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Default =Cell("color",[reference])

All that CELL function does is return 1 if the NEGATIVE value format of a
cell is in colour else 0. Not much sue to you at all.

Add this UDF and use in your worksheet like so

Function IsColour(rng As Range, colour As Long)
IsColour = rng.Font.ColorIndex = colour
End Function


=IsColour(B4,5)

5 is blue. so this will return TRUE or FALSE

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"Sulivian" wrote in message
...
I have a list of emails, some are colored, and i want to use the

cell(color)
function (and the if funtion) to place some text next to the colored

cells.

but i can't seem to get the cell(color) function to work. its not showing

a
'1' when i do the following:

=cell("color",b4) , and b4 is : " " with blue text color

and i dont understand how it works (david explained but i'm not that
computer smart ! )

please help

thanx



"David McRitchie" wrote:

Ok i see, we are reading the HELP wrong, it is not testing
whether Color is showing only if negative values would be displayed
in color. and black is a color

these formats will show 1 since there is a color for negative values
0.00_);[Red](0.00)
0.00_);[Black](0.00)
0.00_);[Blue](0.00)
these formats will show 0 since there is only automatic color for

negative values
0.00_);(0.00)
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