I am really lost but am completely sure there is a formula for it. Thanking You in Advance Rafiq M Rafiq_MIf you are open to a VBA solution, you could place the following code in a module to create a User Defined Function that reads out the colour of a cell. Function FindColor(x) ...
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On Windows, the default hotkey combination for capturing the colour is Alt+X, and it can be changed in Options – Hotkeys menu. On macOS, the hotkey combination is Option+X, and it can be changed in Just Color Picker menu.To copy the code of the colour to the clipboard, click the...
Insert a new module if necessary by clicking theInsertmenu and thenModule. Copy and paste the code below into the code window (you can put this into the current workbook or the Personal Macro Workbook for global use). Function COUNTIFCOLOUR(Colour As Range, rng As Range) As Long Dim NoCe...
Excel Options dialog box contains more default features which can be changed so as to get the desired excel features like font Color, font size, cell color, cell style, font style, border style, et cetera.Here are all the observational notes using the formula in Excel Notes :...
after feature among heavy Excel users i.e. count or sum cells in Excel based on cell background color. I really wish we had a formula or a feature that does it for us but it isn’t available yet. But we do have the solution if we turn to VBA and write few lines of code. ...
There are 2 versions of the Happy Face code in the sample file, one for Excel 2003, and one for Excel 2007 and later. I had to create that new code because the angle settings change in Excel 2007, but I’m not sure why. You can read more about that change to the codein the Smi...
Hi, My level of experience with Excel would be that of "I know what question to ask google / Chat GPT / Gemini to get an answer" and then implement that answer. Some basic VBA and formula knowle... Show More mathetes Silver Contributor ...
=FILTER(Schedule[[Title]:[Title]],Schedule[[End Date]:[End Date]]=(DATEVALUE(B6&"-"&MoMonth&"-"&MoYear)),"-") This formula will automatically spill to as many cells as needed. Because there is now only one category per cell, you can apply conditional formatting rules - one...