COLOR INDEX in Excel
HI Guyz, Hope you enjoy the below simple colourful program to get the COLOR INDEX in Excel
Note: The default color index numbers are 1-56
Option explicit
Dim exo, wbo, wso, i
'open new excel file sheet using VBScriptSet exo=createobject("excel.application")
Exo.visible=true
Set wbo=exo.workbooks.add
Set wso=wbo.worksheets("sheet1")
'perform getting color index using VBScript
For i = 1 to 56 step 1
wso.cells(i,1)= "COLOR"
wso.cells(i,1).font.colorindex= i
wso.cells(i,1).font.bold=true
wso.cells(i,1).font.name="verdana"
wso.cells(i,1).font.size=15
wso.cells(i,2).interior.colorindex=i
Next
'save excel file and close application
Wso.rows.autofit
Wso.columns.autofit
Wbo.saveas ("C:\Documents and Settings\qa\Desktop\cOLORiNDEX.XLS")
Exo.quit
Set wso=nothing
Set wbo=nothing
Set exo=nothing
HI Guyz, Hope you enjoy the below simple colourful program to get the COLOR INDEX in Excel
Note: The default color index numbers are 1-56
Option explicit
Dim exo, wbo, wso, i
'open new excel file sheet using VBScriptSet exo=createobject("excel.application")
Exo.visible=true
Set wbo=exo.workbooks.add
Set wso=wbo.worksheets("sheet1")
'perform getting color index using VBScript
For i = 1 to 56 step 1
wso.cells(i,1)= "COLOR"
wso.cells(i,1).font.colorindex= i
wso.cells(i,1).font.bold=true
wso.cells(i,1).font.name="verdana"
wso.cells(i,1).font.size=15
wso.cells(i,2).interior.colorindex=i
Next
'save excel file and close application
Wso.rows.autofit
Wso.columns.autofit
Wbo.saveas ("C:\Documents and Settings\qa\Desktop\cOLORiNDEX.XLS")
Exo.quit
Set wso=nothing
Set wbo=nothing
Set exo=nothing
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