Give me any macro or formula for color cells
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sanjayjagtap
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Sep 17, 2009 at 11:04 PM
sanjay - Sep 28, 2009 at 10:37 PM
sanjay - Sep 28, 2009 at 10:37 PM
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Let's say your data is in column A:
1 55j 24e 24eb
2 72B 45r 64
3 58B 26 49D
4 48B 33 40D
5 38 37h 23
6 47B 34 42D
Then you put in column B a 1 for lowercase and a 2 for uppercase. Column B looks then like this:
1
2
2
2
1
2
Now select cell A1 then select from the top menus the option conditional formating.
Select Formula is, in the next field you put =B1=1.
Add another condition, select Formula is, in the next field you put =B1=2.
Close the conditional formating menu by clicking OK.
Now drag the cell down. All your data is gone now, but don't worry.
Look for the square with additional options and select the 3rd option from the top (something like "carry through format only").
Depending on how much data you have this could take a lot of time.
You could also use the "Find and replace" option (Ctrl+H).
Click on the additional options, this lets choose format as well.
Search for the letter A with no format and replace it with letter A with a different background color.
Then choose replace all.
Repeat this for every letter of the alphabet.
Hoping one of these solutions will benefit you,
Kind regards,
Trowa
1 55j 24e 24eb
2 72B 45r 64
3 58B 26 49D
4 48B 33 40D
5 38 37h 23
6 47B 34 42D
Then you put in column B a 1 for lowercase and a 2 for uppercase. Column B looks then like this:
1
2
2
2
1
2
Now select cell A1 then select from the top menus the option conditional formating.
Select Formula is, in the next field you put =B1=1.
Add another condition, select Formula is, in the next field you put =B1=2.
Close the conditional formating menu by clicking OK.
Now drag the cell down. All your data is gone now, but don't worry.
Look for the square with additional options and select the 3rd option from the top (something like "carry through format only").
Depending on how much data you have this could take a lot of time.
You could also use the "Find and replace" option (Ctrl+H).
Click on the additional options, this lets choose format as well.
Search for the letter A with no format and replace it with letter A with a different background color.
Then choose replace all.
Repeat this for every letter of the alphabet.
Hoping one of these solutions will benefit you,
Kind regards,
Trowa
The easiest way I can think of is to create an extra column, which you can hide if you don't want to see it.
In this column you put a "1" for cell containing upper cases and a "2" for lower cases.
Then use conditional formatting to change the color of the cell based on the 1 or 2 put in the column mentioned above.
Best regards,
Trowa
In this column you put a "1" for cell containing upper cases and a "2" for lower cases.
Then use conditional formatting to change the color of the cell based on the 1 or 2 put in the column mentioned above.
Best regards,
Trowa
Sep 22, 2009 at 11:35 PM
Thanks for the answer me.
I satisfied with your answer.
But I have a very big data I was looking for any macro vba formula or any other excel formula. Beacause It can save my time.
Thank you again
Sep 25, 2009 at 07:49 AM
If you have still some time to wait you could post a new thread asking explicitly for a VB code, since there are some great code writers checking out this forum.
Kind regards,
Trowa
Sep 28, 2009 at 10:37 PM