One line getting half a line that is blue and the other not getting blue at all

Nlhicks

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Here is what the code is producing:
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And this is what I am going for:
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Does anyone have any ideas how to make it work like that? The first line update at least colors part of the line but the second line update does not color any part of the line.

VBA Code:
Sub LineUpdate2()
' https://www.mrexcel.com/board/threads/run-my-master-workbook-and-call-another-non-macro-enabled-workbook-and-do-the-edits-to-it-prior-to-saving.1223414/
'Last update 11/16/2022 by NLH
'Line Update Task List
'Compares what the user enters as Changes to what is in the existing spreadsheet.
'If there is a difference: The font color changes to red and the number is updated to match the user input. Otherwise if there is no change it keeps the original formatting and information.
'It then does the math to compute the difference between what was and what is now and defines it as uprate/downrate in a table to the right.
'Then it concatenates all of the values together to paste into an email and that is in a table down below.
'This module and the next 4 (Module 3,4,5,6,7) are all pretty much the same but each one is for a new change if more than one are made.
' Updated: 20221205
'
 Dim blnEnd            As Boolean
  Dim lngLastRow        As Long
  Dim lngLooper         As Long
  Dim strWbVersion      As String
  Dim wbkData           As Workbook
  Dim wksFrom           As Worksheet
  Dim wbkTarget         As Workbook
  Dim wksWorkOn         As Worksheet

  Const cstrPath        As String = "C:\Users\nhicks\Documents\Ratings\Saved Versions\"
  Const cstrWbData      As String = "WAPA-UGPR Facility Rating and SOL Record (Master).xlsm"
  Const cstrShData      As String = "Line Update"

  Const cstrStFileName  As String = "WAPA-UGPR Facility Rating and SOL Record (Data File)_v"
  Const cstrShFacility  As String = "Facility Ratings & SOLs (Lines)"
  
  GetWorkbook_Worksheet cstrPath, cstrWbData, wbkData, cstrShData, wksFrom

  If wbkData Is Nothing Then
    MsgBox "No Object set for '" & cstrWbData & "'. ", vbInformation, cstrMsgTitle
    blnEnd = True
    GoTo end_here
  End If
  If wksFrom Is Nothing Then
    MsgBox "No Object set for '" & cstrShData & "'. ", vbInformation, cstrMsgTitle
    blnEnd = True
    GoTo end_here
  End If
  
  '/// will find any xls, xlsb, xlsx or xlsm workbook that start with cstrStFileName
  '/// and should deliver the highest number from there
  strWbVersion = HighestVersion(cstrPath, ".xlsm", cstrStFileName)
  If Len(strWbVersion) = 0 Then
    MsgBox "Could not spot a version of " & vbCrLf & cstrStFileName & _
        vbCrLf & "in Path " & cstrPath, vbInformation, cstrMsgTitle
    blnEnd = True
    GoTo end_here
  End If
  
  GetWorkbook_Worksheet cstrPath, strWbVersion, wbkTarget, cstrShFacility, wksWorkOn

  If wbkTarget Is Nothing Then
    MsgBox "No Object set for '" & cstrWbData & "'. ", vbInformation, cstrMsgTitle
    blnEnd = True
    GoTo end_here
  End If
  If wksWorkOn Is Nothing Then
    MsgBox "No Object set for '" & cstrShData & "'. ", vbInformation, cstrMsgTitle
    blnEnd = True
    GoTo end_here
  End If
  
  With wksWorkOn
    lngLastRow = .Range("A2", .Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp)).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Cells(1).Row
    wksFrom.Range("J14").Value = .Range("A2:A695").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Cells.Value
    
    For lngLooper = 11 To 18
      With .Cells(lngLastRow, lngLooper - 9)
        If wksFrom.Cells(lngLooper, "C") <> wksFrom.Cells(lngLooper, "F") And wksFrom.Cells(lngLooper, "F") <> "" Then
          .Font.Color = vbRed
          With .Interior
            .Pattern = xlSolid
            .PatternColorIndex = xlAutomatic
            .ColorIndex = 34
            .TintAndShade = 0
            .PatternTintAndShade = 0
          End With
          .Value = wksFrom.Cells(lngLooper, "F").Value
        Else
          If wksFrom.Cells(lngLooper, "F") = "" Then
            .Value = .Value
          End If
        End If
      End With
    Next lngLooper
  End With
  
 Call DoLineMath2      'commented out for test

end_here:
  Workbook_Worksheet2Nothing wbkTarget, wksWorkOn
  Workbook_Worksheet2Nothing wbkData, wksFrom
  If blnEnd Then End

End Sub
 

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try to change this line:
VBA Code:
With .Interior
like this:
VBA Code:
With .EntireRow.Interior
 
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