Refactor VBA for scrolling to the next colored cell (with different color than selected)

thardy00

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  1. Windows
Hi guys.
I've found online a VBA made by p45cal which scrolls the view to the next colored cell in a selected column and it's working fine, but I would like to make some tweaks to it.
  1. Right now it is scrolling to the next colored cell as it should, but I would like to modify it to make it scrolling to the next different color, for e.g. we have a column in which we have:
    C2 - red background fill
    C3 - red background fill
    C4 - yellow background fill
    right now it will jump from C2 to C3. I would like to make it scroll to C4 as its the next different color.
  2. It does not treat No Fill as a color. If it is possible I would like to change that.
Here's the code:
VBA Code:
Sub AnyColour()
Dim StartCellDefined As Boolean
Set ur = ActiveSheet.UsedRange
If Intersect(ur, ActiveCell) Is Nothing Then
  StartCellDefined = True
Else
  rw = ActiveCell.Row - ur.Row + 1
  Colm = ActiveCell.Column - ur.Column + 1
End If
For myRw = 1 To ur.Rows.Count
  For myColm = 1 To ur.Columns.Count
    If Not StartCellDefined Then
      myRw = rw
      myColm = Colm + 1
      StartCellDefined = True
    End If
    If ur.Cells(myRw, myColm).Interior.ColorIndex <> xlNone Then
      ur.Cells(myRw, myColm).Activate
      Exit Sub
    End If
  Next myColm
Next myRw
For myRw = 1 To ur.Rows.Count
  For myColm = 1 To ur.Columns.Count
    If myRw = rw And myColm = Colm Then
      EndReached = True
      Exit For
    End If
    If ur.Cells(myRw, myColm).Interior.ColorIndex <> xlNone Then
      ur.Cells(myRw, myColm).Activate
      Exit Sub
    End If
  Next myColm
  If EndReached Then Exit For
Next myRw
End Sub

If someone will have some time and could take a look at this I will really appreciate the help. I've tried to sort it out myself, but my knowledge of VBA is very limited.

Best regards,
Tom.
 

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This should work:
VBA Code:
Sub test()
  Dim interiorColor As Variant
  interiorColor = ActiveCell.Interior.Color
  For i = ActiveCell.Row To Rows.Count
    If Cells(i, ActiveCell.Column).Interior.Color <> interiorColor Then
      Cells(i, ActiveCell.Column).Select
      Exit Sub
    End If
  Next
  MsgBox "No different color found!"
End Sub
 
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