cell coloring based on value without loop or conditional format

gordsky

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  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
Im using the below to change a range of cells if the cell value = BH and do nothing if it doesnt.

What I would like to do is to colour the cell if it = BH rather than change the value. I know I can do it with a loop or conditional formatting but is there a way to adapt the code below to do it in one hit.

VBA Code:
[d2:j53] = [if(d2:j53="BH","Bank",d2:j53)]

any help much appreciated
 

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Try:
VBA Code:
Sub ColorCell()
    With Application.ReplaceFormat
        .Clear
        .Interior.ColorIndex = 6
        Range("D2:J53").Replace "BH", "BH", xlWhole, xlByRows, False, , False, True
        .Clear
      End With
End Sub
 
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