How To Alter The Shape’S Interior Color In Excel Vba?

This example demonstrates how to dynamically change the color of a shape based on values in specific cells using VBA. The syntax for setting the color of a shape is as follows: Dim wsh As Worksheet: Set wsh = ActiveSheet. Dim shp As Shape: Set shp = wsh.Shapes(“Rectangle 20”) With shp.Fill..Visible = Not.Visible ‘ Toggle fill on/off..ForeColor.RGB = RGB(255, 0, 0) ‘ Set the color. End With.

To change a cell’s background color with VBA, use the Interior.ColorIndex property and the Range () method. This example uses the ColorIndex property along with the Range () method to set the background color of a cell. To change the color of a shape, you need to change the Fill.ForeColor property. Vlookup cannot be used as it will return the cell.

To change the color of a shape, you need to change the Fill.ForeColor property. You cannot use Vlookup as it will return the cell. To create a button that changes colors based on the dropdown, click Alt+F11 to open the VBA editor. Double-click the Sheet where you have the data or right-click the sheet tab.