Regular Expressions (Regex) are a pattern that is used to find matches within strings. This is very useful when you want to validate, replace, or extract data from strings. In Excel, regular expressions can be used when working with VBA. Matching Characters The Pattern is
Jump To: Remove Fill Pattern From Cell Remove Fill Pattern From Range Remove Fill Pattern From Column Remove Fill Pattern From Row Remove All Fill Pattern From Sheet – Remove Fill Pattern From Cell: The following line of code removes the fill pattern from cell
Various different patterns can be applied to cells in Excel. These patterns can be applied manually using the Format Cell dialog: This article will explain how you can apply different patterns to cells using VBA for Excel. Jump To: Basics Example 1, Set Pattern Example
Jump To: Apply Fill Pattern to Range Modify Range’s Fill Pattern Color – Apply Fill Pattern to Range: The following line of code applies the reverse diagonal stripe fill pattern to the range “B5:G5”: Range(“B5:G5”).Interior.Pattern = xlDown The line below has the same result as the line
Jump To: Apply Fill Pattern to Sheet Modify Sheet’s Fill Pattern Color – Apply Fill Pattern to Sheet: The following line of code applies the Reverse Diagonal Stripe fill pattern to sheet 1: Sheet1.Cells.Interior.Pattern = xlDown Before: After: – Modify Sheet’s Fill Pattern Color: The line below
Jump To: Apply Fill Pattern to Row Modify Row’s Fill Pattern Color – Apply Fill Pattern to Row: The following line of code applies the Reverse Diagonal Stripe fill pattern to row 3: Rows(2).Interior.Pattern = xlDown Note: The intellisense may not work while working with the Rows member.
Jump To: Apply Fill Pattern to Column Modify Column’s Fill Pattern Color – Apply Fill Pattern to Column: The following line of code applies the Reverse Diagonal Stripe fill pattern to column B: Columns(2).Interior.Pattern = xlDown Note: The intellisense may not work while working with the Columns