I have a simple question. Is it somehow possible to change the color of hyperlinks in an UITextView?
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I have over a lot of PowerPoint presentations each with many slides and want to change all blue font to black font in all slides, leaving font that is any other colour unchanged. A significant amount of font is in ‘groups’ so I am looking for the macro to change this font too.
The simplest solution to this issue is not programmatic. If the presentation was built correctly, the font would be colored with a theme color. Updating the theme with a new color would change all instances immediately, no programming required.
Short of that, you would have to loop through every character in every shape that has text on every slide, testing the font color and changing it when you find blue.
You can use my description as a starting point for some serious Googling to figure out how to create such a macro. Here's a page with lots of good PowerPoint VBA info and samples: Programming PowerPoint
I thought I'd post this somewhere because it took me a bit to figure out how to change a cell's fill color in MS Excel. What happened was that I had changed a cell's fill color by assigning one through the Custom tab of the Fill Color option. I later realized that I wanted to use the same color for other cells, but had no way of duplicating this custom color, as this selection wasn't saved anywhere. My searches resulted in creating a macro (vba) code, but my installation of MS Excel doesn't allow use of macros.
So the way I was able to do this was by clicking on the cell with the desired fill color, clicking on the drop down next to "Fill Color" menu option, selecting "More Colors", selecting the "Custom" tab and applying the same values for "Color model", "Red", "Green", and "Blue" to the cell where you'd like the same fill color:
I hope this is helpful! Thanks!
i am currently coding a button to transfer all the data from a listview into an excel workbook so it can be printed as barcode labels. the way the barcode works is that it is a true type font. im running into the problem however through vb6 where i dont know how to format a range of cells to have a different font style so i can change certain cells to be able to show barcodes. ive gotten as far as
oSheet.range("D2:D10").Font
where D2:D10 is not the set range of cells just ones i was playing with. im not sure where to go after the font property here.
Have you tried:
oSheet.range("D2:D10").Font.Name = "BarCode Font Name"
I have a form that opens and highlights certain highly formatted rows.
The highlighting is done by selecting those rows, so they are colored light blue.
When the form closes, the rows are still selected, and that's good. The formatting beneath the selection isn't disturbed so if the user clicks anywhere on the worksheet, all the original formatting is intact.
My question is can I select rows and highlight them in a color besides standard blue (bright pink) so the user can see them more easily? I don't want to have to reformat the interior colors, and then try to figure out how to unformat them when the user is done noticing them.
sRowsToHighlight = "196:196,201:201,203:203"
m_wksPST.Range(sRowsToHighlight).Select ' Turns them blue, but I want a bright color
After my code is done, I would want selection to revert to the standard Excel color scheme.
Thanks!
I would be surprised if you could do that without manually coding it yourself. The selection colour is an application setting. You could change it in Excel, but that will change it for the whole of excel on that computer (i.e. any worksheets that get opened) and also it wouldn't help if your users are using this spreadsheet on a different computer. But here is a link anyway: http://en.kioskea.net/faq/8703-excel-changing-the-highlighting-color-of-selected-cells
I can't for the life of me figure out why certain cells are shaded in a spreadsheet template I downloaded. I confirmed that the cell's shading property is set to no color. The cell has a simple formula: =SUM(J8:K8).
If the background color is being set by code in another cell, I'm not sure how to find it. Searching for the cell name (ex: B7) doesn't come up with anything. Any suggestions what could be setting the background color?
Have you had a look at the Conditional Formating options?
It could be that there's a background colour set in there.
In Office 2007 it's on the Ribbon in the Styles section on the Home tab - your best bet is to go for the "Manage Rules..." option, and then check the rules for each worksheet.