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Oct 18th, 2000, 03:09 PM
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Hi Folks,
This question probably has a simple answer, but my knowledge of VB is extremely limited. If this can be solved formulaically in excel without writing a VB script, that would be preferable. Here is the problem:
I have an excel sheet with several thousand line items, some of which need to be removed. The font color on these has been changed to red to indicate this; however, there is no (column)indicator to separate these from the other line items, and the red ones are interspersed throughout the records.
If the font color for a particular cell can be revealed (i.e. showing the xlcolorindex font value for the cell (black=1, red=3, etc.)) then one can quickly sort on the index value to group these by color.
Is this possible to solve by using a formula, or is vbasic the only recourse? What is the simplest way to do this?
Thanks for your help.
Regards,
GL
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