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Thnx Ejgil sir for giving ur precious time and support to this post
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Thnx Ejgil sir for giving ur precious time and support to this post

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i want to remove all the &nbsp;highlighted colour from sheet1<br />
there will be data with highlighted colour &nbsp;or it will be only highlighted colour , whatever it is if highlighted colour is found in a sheet then remove that highlighted colour <br />
my sheet is highlighted with yellow colour<br />
in vba language the colour is <br />
.Color = 65535<br />
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i want to do all this by vba
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i want to remove all the  highlighted colour from sheet1
there will be data with highlighted colour  or it will be only highlighted colour , whatever it is if highlighted colour is found in a sheet then remove that highlighted colour 
my sheet is highlighted with yellow colour
in vba language the colour is 
.Color = 65535

i want to do all this by vba

remove all the  highlighted colour from sheet1

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