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Re: Scripting in Excel -> search different words in column and color them
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Re: Scripting in Excel -> search different words in column and color them


  • Subject: Re: Scripting in Excel -> search different words in column and color them
  • From: David Wignall <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2002 22:36:23 +1300

on 24/10/2002 9:46 PM, bill at email@hidden wrote:

>> I want to search in 5 columns the word "missing" or "FALSE" or "empty" and
>> if it is found color it red and set the font to bold
>
> Assume that you already know the range to search these words, this approach
> is to compose a list of each cell name (e.g. R1C1, R1C2,...); then loop
> through each cell and do comparison.

Just vaguely apropos to this, does AppleScript have a For Each object In
collection type of statement? The ASLG doesn't reveal anything to me.

--
Dave
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