Recent content by mvirgilio53

http://flowingdata.com/2010/11/16/format-and-clean-your-data-with-google-refine/ Really great stuff.

Excellent. Thank you!

So that message box gives me the backcolor and forecolor, but can that be applied to this type code? With ActiveSheet.Shapes("GC SC") If Range("Ai5").Value = 1 Then .Fill.ForeColor.SchemeColor = 10 ElseIf Range("Ai5").Value = 2 Then .Fill.ForeColor.SchemeColor = 52...

I don't have any problem recording macros for cells, but when I record macro and format shapes, nothing happens. The code stays blank. What am I doing wrong? Thanks

So I made a macro that colors certain shapes (terratories in the U.S.- poor man's GIS) based on numbers in cells. It works great, except that I'm forced to choose from the old, unappealing Excel 2003 colors. Is it possible to select the nice excel 2007 colors instead?

Thanks for all the tips, I tried all of that and nothing could get rid of it. I ended up just scrapping it and starting over.

I have a dashboard that has a scroll bar on it and I copied this dashboard in order to make a similar one that uses different data. In the copied dashboard there is a small sliver of the scroll bar from the original dashboard that I cannot move or delete and it is driving me nuts. Has this...

Works great. Thank you!

Worked perfectly on my Excel 2010 at home! Let's hope it works at the office tomorrow. Thanks again.

I just don't understand why the code doesn't run when the results of the formulas in the cells change. Isn't that the whole point of the "change event" type macro?

So I think I understand what's going on. Since the cells containing the min/max/major units are based on formulas from another data source, the macro isn't recognizing that the cell are changing even when the formula results change. When I go to the cells containing the min/max/major unit and...

2007. Could you send me the file you made with the working macro? I should be able to figure it out from there.