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It's unlikely that VBA will be faster than Conditional Formatting. &nbsp;Indeed, it would probably be slower to use VBA with a Change or Calculate event sub than to just use CF.
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It's unlikely that VBA will be faster than Conditional Formatting.  Indeed, it would probably be slower to use VBA with a Change or Calculate event sub than to just use CF.

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Thank you for your response, but would you please help me with code all the same?
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Thank you for your response, but would you please help me with code all the same?

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Hi Guys, what would be the code for<br />
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If Range(S6:S450) &gt;=38.75 then VB red, else VB white<br />
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If (S6:S450) &gt;=38.75 then Range(B6:B450)VB red, else VB white<br />
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I need the code to activate these 2 columns depending on Column S values<br />
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I did this with conditional format but it slows down my sheet operation.
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Hi Guys, what would be the code for

If Range(S6:S450) >=38.75 then VB red, else VB white

If (S6:S450) >=38.75 then Range(B6:B450)VB red, else VB white

I need the code to activate these 2 columns depending on Column S values

I did this with conditional format but it slows down my sheet operation.

VBA to change colors

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