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Applescript and conditional formatting
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Applescript and conditional formatting


  • Subject: Applescript and conditional formatting
  • From: Christian Prinoth <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 25 May 2011 13:06:03 +0200

I am trying to create conditional formattings via applescript in Microsoft Excel 2011.


Currently I am able to create "classic" format conditions, like this:


tell application "Microsoft Excel 2011"

set bold of font object of (make new format condition at end of selection with properties {format condition type:cell value, condition operator:operator between, formula1:"0", formula2:"10"}) to true

end tell


but I am unable to create the new conditions that this version of Excel supports (color scale, databar, icon set). 

I understand that a color scale format condition expects a "color scale criterion" property, but am unsure how to pass that to the dictionary in the "make new color scale format condition" statement. Should I create che criterions with separate make new statements, and then pass references as properties? I think color scale criteria should be a list of "color scale criterion" objects.

 
the following does not work:


set cs to make new color scale criterion with properties {color scale criterion index:1, color scale criterion type:condition value number, color scale criterion value:0}


Thanks for any help

Chris

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