In the article Excel VBA, Gradient’s Colors I’ve explained the basics about working with gradient’s color. I’m assuming the reader is familiar with the topics covered in that article.

Gradient Color, Column:

In the article Excel VBA, Gradient’s Colors I provided 2 examples for creating gradients with different colors. The examples created a gradient with multiple colors for cell A1. In this example I will apply the gradient used in example 2 in that article to column 2:

Sub Example2()
Dim objColorStop As ColorStop

Columns(2).Interior.Pattern = xlPatternLinearGradient
'changes its orientation
Columns(2).Interior.Gradient.Degree = 90
'clears the previous colostop objects
Columns(2).Interior.Gradient.ColorStops.Clear

Set objColorStop = Columns(2).Interior.Gradient.ColorStops.Add(0)
objColorStop.Color = vbYellow

Set objColorStop = Columns(2).Interior.Gradient.ColorStops.Add(0.33)
objColorStop.Color = vbRed

Set objColorStop = Columns(2).Interior.Gradient.ColorStops.Add(0.66)
objColorStop.Color = vbGreen

Set objColorStop = Columns(2).Interior.Gradient.ColorStops.Add(1)
objColorStop.Color = vbBlue
End Sub


Result:

Note: Intellisense may cease to display after .gradient.

See also:

• Excel VBA, Gradient’s Colors

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