Pinaceous
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Hi All,
If I have a cell that has both an interior yellow color with the text "TEST" as can be seen in the picture below:
How would do I create a vba if statement to say if both E has an interior color yellow and has the text "TEST" and the user wants to override/enter in a new value; it will return that new value and the interior color then goes away?
For example, If the user wants to override/enter in the value "Start" as seen in the picture the vba code will remove the interior color condition and text and provide whatever the user now entered.
Please let me know.
Thank you!
pinaceous
PS. I'm interested in vba format in lieu of conditional formatting.
If I have a cell that has both an interior yellow color with the text "TEST" as can be seen in the picture below:
How would do I create a vba if statement to say if both E has an interior color yellow and has the text "TEST" and the user wants to override/enter in a new value; it will return that new value and the interior color then goes away?
For example, If the user wants to override/enter in the value "Start" as seen in the picture the vba code will remove the interior color condition and text and provide whatever the user now entered.
Please let me know.
Thank you!
pinaceous
PS. I'm interested in vba format in lieu of conditional formatting.