VBA support true and false color

sksanjeev786

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Hi Team

I need help checking the color of cells from F to J and O to S column inlduing Bold data as welll

FS.xlsm
EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
6Brand Consideration37%+15.946%+15.537%15.946%15.5TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE
7TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE
8Brand Favorability34%+16.742%+15.434%16.742%15.4TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE
9Brand Revelance40%+24.548%+19.040%24.548%19TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE
10TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE
11Aided Brand Awareness91%+5.289%+3.691%5.289%3.6TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE
12Brand Association31%+16.041%+10.531%1641%10.5TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE
13Ad Recall7%+12.515%+14.87%12.515%14.8TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE
14Brand Value37%+21.548%+10.937%21.548%10.9TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE
1563/352105/46763/352105/467TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F6,I11:I14,F11:F14,I8:I9,F8:F9,I6F6=INDEX(INDIRECT("'"&$A6&$B6&"'!A"&$C6&":IV"&$D6&""),MATCH($E6,INDIRECT("'"&$A6&$B6&"'!A"&$C6&":A"&$D6&""),0),F$2)
G6,J11:J14,G11:G14,J8:J9,G8:G9,J6G6=INDEX(INDIRECT("'"&$A6&$B6&"'!A"&$C6&":IV"&$D6&""),MATCH($E6,INDIRECT("'"&$A6&$B6&"'!A"&$C6&":A"&$D6&""),0),G$2)*100
V6:V14,X6:Y14V6=ROUND(F6,2)=O6
W6:W15,Z6:Z15W6=ROUND(G6,1)=P6
V15,X15:Y15V15=F15=O15
F15,I15F15=F17&"/"&G17
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
V6:Z15Cell Valuecontains "f"textNO
G6,J6Expression=G24=$AB$1textNO
G6,J6Expression=G24=$AB$2textNO
G6,J6Expression=G24=$AB$3textNO
E6:E14Cell ValueduplicatestextNO
G11:G14,J11:J14Expression=G27=$AB$1textNO
G11:G14,J11:J14Expression=G27=$AB$2textNO
G11:G14,J11:J14Expression=G27=$AB$3textNO
H6:H14Expression=I6="p"textNO
H6:H14Expression=I6="q"textNO
H6:H14Expression=I6="r"textNO
G8:G9,J8:J9Expression=G25=$AB$1textNO
G8:G9,J8:J9Expression=G25=$AB$2textNO
G8:G9,J8:J9Expression=G25=$AB$3textNO
 

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You can get current cell colour with
Sheets("Sheet10").range("D12").displayformat.interior.color

You can test for bold: Sheets("Sheet10").range("D12").displayformat.font.bold and get True or False.
I don't know if you can actually return font properties as values.
 
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UPDATE
the syntax needed to return bold/italic etc. seems to be
Sheets("Sheets10").Range("D12").DisplayFormat.Font.FontStyle
 
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UPDATE
the syntax needed to return bold/italic etc. seems to be
Sheets("Sheets10").Range("D12").DisplayFormat.Font.FontStyle
HI Micron,

Thank you so much for your time

could you please provide the macro as i am not able to use above sysnact under Module :)

Regards
Sanjeev
 
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I have no macro for your situation. All I have is what I used to discover what the syntax is for the properties:
VBA Code:
Sub testFontProperties()

MsgBox Sheets("10").Range("D12").DisplayFormat.Font.FontStyle
MsgBox Sheets("10").Range("D12").DisplayFormat.Interior.Color

End Sub
You can attempt to create a procedure and post it as the solution or as further details to help with the problem? You'll need to loop over the ranges and test the format conditions that are present at the time the code runs, using that syntax.
 
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I have no macro for your situation. All I have is what I used to discover what the syntax is for the properties:
VBA Code:
Sub testFontProperties()

MsgBox Sheets("10").Range("D12").DisplayFormat.Font.FontStyle
MsgBox Sheets("10").Range("D12").DisplayFormat.Interior.Color

End Sub
You can attempt to create a procedure and post it as the solution or as further details to help with the problem? You'll need to loop over the ranges and test the format conditions that are present at the time the code runs, using that syntax.

Thanks for the update Micron:)
 
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