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PeteCresswell
I've got some fields whose .BackColor gets changed by code.
But they also have conditional formatting on them.
For instance, if the trade type = Buy, .ForeColor=Blue, but if trade
type = Sell, .ForeColor=Red.
Problem is that the conditional formatting seems to also
specify .BackColor.
I can set the .BackColor in the conditional formatting dialog, but the
next time the code changes .BackColor of all the fields, it their
new .BackColor will get trumped by the conditional formatting.
Seems like I need to get into each field's conditional formatting when
I set .BackColor and change it.
Anybody know what the props/collection/whatever is/are that I should
be going after?
But they also have conditional formatting on them.
For instance, if the trade type = Buy, .ForeColor=Blue, but if trade
type = Sell, .ForeColor=Red.
Problem is that the conditional formatting seems to also
specify .BackColor.
I can set the .BackColor in the conditional formatting dialog, but the
next time the code changes .BackColor of all the fields, it their
new .BackColor will get trumped by the conditional formatting.
Seems like I need to get into each field's conditional formatting when
I set .BackColor and change it.
Anybody know what the props/collection/whatever is/are that I should
be going after?