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    Interior Colour Selection Query

    Is it possible to have a macro scan the range A2:AF300 and if any cells have an interior color index number of 33 i.e.

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    If it finds any cells then select the range A:AF of the row the cell is in and colour the whole row using the above code?

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    Re: Interior Colour Selection Query

    This works but in the wrong way.

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    I need it to start in row 2 and if any cell in A2:AF2 has an Interior Colour.Index of 33 then colour the whole of row 2 Interior Colour.Index of 33.

    Then go to Row 3 and do the same.

    What it is doing at the moment is coloring every row if any row in the range has a Interior Colour.Index of 33.

    In addition the range is variable so maybe from A2 to the bottom of the data would be better.

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    Re: Interior Colour Selection Query

    Quote Originally Posted by timbo1957 View Post
    If it finds any cells then select the range A:AF of the row the cell is in and colour the whole row using the above code?
    That is what Kenneth's code does.
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