jarhead58

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Hello all!

I thought this was going to be simple, and maybe it really is, but I can't seem to find the answer! I'm just looking for something to increment my count! Something like, " If R12(Interior.Color=12611584) Then count=count+1
Help is definitely appreciated!!
 

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Code:
If Range("R12").Interior.Color = 12611584 Then Count = Count + 1
 
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Is this what you're after
Code:
If Range("R12").Interior.Color = 12611584 Then Count = Count + 1

That's what I thought would work earlier but it didn't work. Here's what I have in my code.

Code:
For Each cell In Range("M12:Q12")
            If cell.DisplayFormat.Interior.Color = 12611584 Then
            mycount = mycount + 1
                    If Range(R12).Interior.Color = 12611584 Then
                   mycountplus = 4
            Else
            End If
        End If
Next cell
 
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Changed the Range from M12:Q12 to M12:R12, just in case! No good!
 
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Code:
Sub My_Count()
Dim mycount As Long
Dim mycountplus As Long
Dim cell As Range
mycount = 0
mycountplus = 0
    For Each cell In Range("M12:Q12")
            If cell.DisplayFormat.Interior.Color = 12611584 Then mycount = mycount + 1
    Next cell
    If Range("R12").Interior.Color = 12611584 Then mycountplus = 4
MsgBox "mycount total is " & mycount
MsgBox "mycountplus total is " & mycountplus
End Sub
 
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My answer is..
Thanks! That works with a minor correction of "If Range("R12").DisplayFormat.Interior.Color....."!! I really appreciate your help!! Saved me from pulling what hair I have left out lol!! Thanks again!! You guys Rock!!
 
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I do not know what you mean about by code being correct but. Your original script included R12 in a loop looking in a range that did not include R12. My script wrote that line of code outside the loop
My answer is..
Thanks! That works with a minor correction of "If Range("R12").DisplayFormat.Interior.Color....."!! I really appreciate your help!! Saved me from pulling what hair I have left out lol!! Thanks again!! You guys Rock!!
 
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No, I meant that you left off the DisplayFormat on the R12 in the original If statement that you gave me!! Thanks again!!
 
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No, I meant that you left off the DisplayFormat on the R12 in the original If statement that you gave me!! Thanks again!!
He left it off because you did not show it in the code you posted in Message #3 ... all he did was correct the code you posted.
 
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