VBA conditional search and marking
The aim is to search in column A for the word "XXX". When the word is found in that column, the next cell should match the word "C".If it doesn't, carry on with the search for "XXX" in the next row, etc. The issue in my code is that it marks all "C"s. In other words, there is no conditional search where XXX=C.
For Each cell In ws.Range("A1:A20").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants)
Select Case cell.Value2
Case "XXX"
col = RGB(202, 225, 255)
Case Else
col = 0
End Select
If col > 0 Then
wb.Activate
cell.Interior.Color = col
For Each cell2 In cell.Offset(, 2).Resize(1).SpecialCells (xlCellTypeConstants)
res = Switch(cell2.Value = "C", vbGreen)
If Not IsNull(res) Then Intersect(Range("B:B, J:J, L:L, N:N, Q:Q"), Rows(cell2.Row)).Interior.Color = CLng(res) '
Next
End If
Next
search conditional cell background-color
asked Nov 12 at 14:05
Yavuz Topal
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The aim is to search in column A for the word "XXX". When the word is found in that column, the next cell should match the word "C".If it doesn't, carry on with the search for "XXX" in the next row, etc. The issue in my code is that it marks all "C"s. In other words, there is no conditional search where XXX=C.
For Each cell In ws.Range("A1:A20").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants)
Select Case cell.Value2
Case "XXX"
col = RGB(202, 225, 255)
Case Else
col = 0
End Select
If col > 0 Then
wb.Activate
cell.Interior.Color = col
For Each cell2 In cell.Offset(, 2).Resize(1).SpecialCells (xlCellTypeConstants)
res = Switch(cell2.Value = "C", vbGreen)
If Not IsNull(res) Then Intersect(Range("B:B, J:J, L:L, N:N, Q:Q"), Rows(cell2.Row)).Interior.Color = CLng(res) '
Next
End If
Next
search conditional cell background-color
asked Nov 12 at 14:05
Yavuz Topal
7610
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The aim is to search in column A for the word "XXX". When the word is found in that column, the next cell should match the word "C".If it doesn't, carry on with the search for "XXX" in the next row, etc. The issue in my code is that it marks all "C"s. In other words, there is no conditional search where XXX=C.
For Each cell In ws.Range("A1:A20").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants)
Select Case cell.Value2
Case "XXX"
col = RGB(202, 225, 255)
Case Else
col = 0
End Select
If col > 0 Then
wb.Activate
cell.Interior.Color = col
For Each cell2 In cell.Offset(, 2).Resize(1).SpecialCells (xlCellTypeConstants)
res = Switch(cell2.Value = "C", vbGreen)
If Not IsNull(res) Then Intersect(Range("B:B, J:J, L:L, N:N, Q:Q"), Rows(cell2.Row)).Interior.Color = CLng(res) '
Next
End If
Next
search conditional cell background-color
asked Nov 12 at 14:05
Yavuz Topal
7610
The aim is to search in column A for the word "XXX". When the word is found in that column, the next cell should match the word "C".If it doesn't, carry on with the search for "XXX" in the next row, etc. The issue in my code is that it marks all "C"s. In other words, there is no conditional search where XXX=C.
For Each cell In ws.Range("A1:A20").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants)
Select Case cell.Value2
Case "XXX"
col = RGB(202, 225, 255)
Case Else
col = 0
End Select
If col > 0 Then
wb.Activate
cell.Interior.Color = col
For Each cell2 In cell.Offset(, 2).Resize(1).SpecialCells (xlCellTypeConstants)
res = Switch(cell2.Value = "C", vbGreen)
If Not IsNull(res) Then Intersect(Range("B:B, J:J, L:L, N:N, Q:Q"), Rows(cell2.Row)).Interior.Color = CLng(res) '
Next
End If
Next
search conditional cell background-color
search conditional cell background-color
asked Nov 12 at 14:05
Yavuz Topal
7610
asked Nov 12 at 14:05
Yavuz Topal
7610
asked Nov 12 at 14:05
Yavuz Topal
7610
asked Nov 12 at 14:05
Yavuz Topal
7610
asked Nov 12 at 14:05
Yavuz Topal
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Edited: See Below
Slightly unsure what you're asking but I think solution is below.
I have used much simpler code but it should be adequate.
For xJ = 1 to 200
If Range("A" & xJ).Value = "XXX" then
Range("A" & xJ).Interior.Color = RGB(202, 225, 255)
If Range("B" & xJ).Value = "C" Then
Range("B" & xJ).Interior.Color = RGB(57, 225, 20)
End If
End if
Next xJ
answered Nov 12 at 17:07
Conor Travers
262
Thx. It almost fits the purpose.The aim is to mark all "XXX" in one collor and all "C"s in the next cell of "XXX" in green only when XXX and "C" are next to each other.
– Yavuz Topal
Nov 12 at 20:43
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Edited: See Below
Slightly unsure what you're asking but I think solution is below.
I have used much simpler code but it should be adequate.
For xJ = 1 to 200
If Range("A" & xJ).Value = "XXX" then
Range("A" & xJ).Interior.Color = RGB(202, 225, 255)
If Range("B" & xJ).Value = "C" Then
Range("B" & xJ).Interior.Color = RGB(57, 225, 20)
End If
End if
Next xJ
answered Nov 12 at 17:07
Conor Travers
262
Thx. It almost fits the purpose.The aim is to mark all "XXX" in one collor and all "C"s in the next cell of "XXX" in green only when XXX and "C" are next to each other.
– Yavuz Topal
Nov 12 at 20:43
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Edited: See Below
Slightly unsure what you're asking but I think solution is below.
I have used much simpler code but it should be adequate.
For xJ = 1 to 200
If Range("A" & xJ).Value = "XXX" then
Range("A" & xJ).Interior.Color = RGB(202, 225, 255)
If Range("B" & xJ).Value = "C" Then
Range("B" & xJ).Interior.Color = RGB(57, 225, 20)
End If
End if
Next xJ
answered Nov 12 at 17:07
Conor Travers
262
Thx. It almost fits the purpose.The aim is to mark all "XXX" in one collor and all "C"s in the next cell of "XXX" in green only when XXX and "C" are next to each other.
– Yavuz Topal
Nov 12 at 20:43
add a comment |
Edited: See Below
Slightly unsure what you're asking but I think solution is below.
I have used much simpler code but it should be adequate.
For xJ = 1 to 200
If Range("A" & xJ).Value = "XXX" then
Range("A" & xJ).Interior.Color = RGB(202, 225, 255)
If Range("B" & xJ).Value = "C" Then
Range("B" & xJ).Interior.Color = RGB(57, 225, 20)
End If
End if
Next xJ
answered Nov 12 at 17:07
Conor Travers
262
Edited: See Below
Slightly unsure what you're asking but I think solution is below.
I have used much simpler code but it should be adequate.
For xJ = 1 to 200
If Range("A" & xJ).Value = "XXX" then
Range("A" & xJ).Interior.Color = RGB(202, 225, 255)
If Range("B" & xJ).Value = "C" Then
Range("B" & xJ).Interior.Color = RGB(57, 225, 20)
End If
End if
Next xJ
answered Nov 12 at 17:07
Conor Travers
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edited Nov 12 at 23:07
answered Nov 12 at 17:07
Conor Travers
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answered Nov 12 at 17:07
Conor Travers
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answered Nov 12 at 17:07
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Thx. It almost fits the purpose.The aim is to mark all "XXX" in one collor and all "C"s in the next cell of "XXX" in green only when XXX and "C" are next to each other.
– Yavuz Topal
Nov 12 at 20:43
add a comment |
Thx. It almost fits the purpose.The aim is to mark all "XXX" in one collor and all "C"s in the next cell of "XXX" in green only when XXX and "C" are next to each other.
– Yavuz Topal
Nov 12 at 20:43
Thx. It almost fits the purpose.The aim is to mark all "XXX" in one collor and all "C"s in the next cell of "XXX" in green only when XXX and "C" are next to each other.
– Yavuz Topal
Nov 12 at 20:43
Thx. It almost fits the purpose.The aim is to mark all "XXX" in one collor and all "C"s in the next cell of "XXX" in green only when XXX and "C" are next to each other.
– Yavuz Topal
Nov 12 at 20:43
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