Macros, first free cell to be with black text

[K0st4din]

Hello, everyone,
please for your help, for a macro that i do not know how to do.
I have 15 worksheets with specific names (peaches, tomatoes, apples, etc.).
In each of them all cells are made - the text in them is red. But in each worksheet, the length of the rows is different: for example: in "Apples" - is up to 564 lines, in Peaches - is up to 125, Tomatoes - is up to 1250.
I'm looking for a way, with a macro, after pressing the macro button, each free next line, more precisely a cell in column B:B, to write - "FINISH" and be black in the text.
From the example given: In "Apples" - cell B565, "Peaches" - cell B126, in "tomatoes" - cell B1251

sheet Apples	sheet Peaches	sheet tomatoes
text	text	text
text	text	text
text	text	text
text	text	FINISH
text	text
text	text
FINISH	text
	text
	text
	FINISH

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</tbody>

Thank you all in advance!

 

[Michael M]

Maybe this

Sub MM1()
Dim ws As Worksheet, lr As Long
For Each ws In Worksheets
    lr = ws.Cells(Rows.Count, "B").End(xlUp).Row
        ws.Range("B" & lr + 1).Value = "FINISH"
Next ws
End Sub

 

[K0st4din]

Hello,
I'll try it out right away, but I do not understand a lot of macros, but I do not see the text anywhere black. Since the tables are locked and all the rows are made to write in red text, I need this final to be in black text (see my table example).
The second, which I would like to ask, to make reference to which worksheets I put this condition.
I mean:
Array(Peaches, Apple, ect.)

 

[Michael M]

If you put it in a Standard module it will work on ALL sheets in the workbook.
Try it and see if ALL text returns in red.... if so I will modify it

 

[K0st4din]

Hello,
since the worksheets are made to write in red and then locked, my text goes back to red. In this workbook I have other worksheets and for this reason I would like to say in which one the macro works Array(sheets.name...........)

 

[Peter_SSs]

.. the worksheets are made to write in red and then locked, .... I would like to say in which one the macro works Array(sheets.name...........)

By "locked" I assume you mean "Protected"?
If so, do all the sheets you want to work on have the same password to Unprotect?

 

[K0st4din]

By "locked" I assume you mean "Protected"?
- Yes, Protected

If so, do all the sheets you want to work on have the same password to Unprotect? -

- These specific worksheets are made so that they can be written in them, but they can not change, nothing in them.

The macro will be used in 100% Unprotected sheets.
Figuratively speaking, I have a lot of worksheets in my chosen information and the distribution is the same.
In order not to do it by hand for each worksheet, I search for your help, the macro does it and in column B2:B first free cell to put the word "FINISH" and make the text black.

In my first comment I tried to show it.
You do not give us an option to attach a file.


Thank you in advance.

 

[Michael M]

You can upload files to viewing sites like dropbox, but not directly to this forum.
You said initially that there were 15 sheets affected, so I assumed ( wrongly) that it affected ALL sheets in the workbook.
So, how many sheets are there in the workbook, and how many are affected by this macro ?

Sub MM1()
Dim ws As Worksheet, lr As Long
For Each ws In Worksheets
    lr = ws.Cells(Rows.Count, "B").End(xlUp).Row
        ws.Range("B" & lr + 1).Value = "FINISH"
        ws.Range("B" & lr + 1).Font.Color = vbblack
Next ws
End Sub

 

[Peter_SSs]

The macro will be used in 100% Unprotected sheets.

OK, I was confused by you using the term "locked".
Try this with a copy of your workbook.

Sub Finished()
  Dim wSheets As Variant, Sh As Variant
  
  wSheets = Array("Peaches", "Apples")  '<- Add more if you want
  For Each Sh In wSheets
    With Sheets(Sh).Columns("B").Find(What:="*", LookIn:=xlValues, SearchDirection:=xlPrevious).Offset(1)
      .Value = "FINISHED"
      .Font.Color = vbBlack
    End With
  Next Sh
End Sub

You do not give us an option to attach a file.

That is correct. My signature block below has a link with suggestions for how you can post small screen shots.

 

[K0st4din]

Yes, yes, yes that's what I was looking for as a macro.
Thank you very much.
Again and again you helped me to help my job go faster.
You are all unique Peter_SSs and Michael M.
I wish you good health.