Keywords: Formatting, Macro Recorder, Do Loop, With
Description: Use a VBA subroutine to shade selected cells on the worksheet. This example show how to add a Do Loop and With statement to a recorded macro.
Tip: You can modify recorded macros with Do Loop and With, End With to create Visual Basic for Applications procedures that perform an operation on a block of cells. Use the macro recorder to record the action of changing one cell, then modify the macro to loop through a selected range.With these Visual Basic for Applications Tools, you will be able to add power to your recorded Macros.
Guide to the Example: A copy of the recorded macro and step by step instructions for modifiying it are shown on the sheet "Visual Basic Example". Sheet1 and Module2 demonstrate the macro in use.
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The example workbook explains how to add loops to a recorded macro.
