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In a test procedure, I end up with a column where I use CountIf to determine
if there are any F (for Fail) characters in the column [=If((CountIf(M25:M95, "F")=0 ("Pass Msg","Fail Msg")). This works OK. I would like to be able to print the message in red font if it fails, and blue font if it passes. I have created a macro that will change the font color, and I can write VBA code to do it. I have not figured out how to get the macro or the VBA Code to run automatically following the pass/fail test. Can it be done? Security level set at Mediun, I have created a self signed certificate. |
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