Again thought this would be simple but run into an issue with this code
This is part of my table below
You can see that the highlight column for Price goes all the way down (because there isnt currently no data in the column) but the Analyst Notes, Transaction Date and Transaction Type stop highlighting after data is in the cell. I would like for the highlight columns to go to the very bottom of the table.
VBA Code:
'Highlighting Columns'
Range("Table1[[#Headers],[Price]]").Select
Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select
Selection.Style = "40% - Accent6"
Range("Table1[[#Headers],[Analyst Notes]]").Select
Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select
Selection.Style = "40% - Accent6"
Range("Table1[[#Headers],[Transaction Date]:[Transaction Type]]").Select
Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select
Selection.Style = "40% - Accent6"
Range("Table1[[#Headers],[Analyst Notes 2]:[Transfer Notes]]").Select
Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select
Selection.Style = "40% - Accent2"
This is part of my table below
Cell Formulas | ||
---|---|---|
Range | Formula | |
U2:U9 | U2 | =CONCATENATE("Old ",[@[IL_Vendor_Contract_Amount]]," to ",[@[Vendor_Contract_Amount]]) |
V2:V9 | V2 | =[@FRP]-[@[Historic Price]] |
W2:W9 | W2 | =CONCATENATE("FRP ",[@FRP]," HIST ",[@[Historic Price]]) |
X2:X9 | X2 | =CONCATENATE("Old ",[@[IL_CoverageStrategy]]," to ",[@CoverageStrategy]) |
Y2:Y9 | Y2 | =CONCATENATE("Transfer from ",[@[IL_RSQM_Cust_Name]]," to ",[@[RSQM_Cust_Name]]) |
You can see that the highlight column for Price goes all the way down (because there isnt currently no data in the column) but the Analyst Notes, Transaction Date and Transaction Type stop highlighting after data is in the cell. I would like for the highlight columns to go to the very bottom of the table.