Microsoft Project 2016, using developer (VBA Project)

Hi guys,

I am using the Developer within Microsoft Project 2016.


have a macro that will highlight a single 'cell' orange, and highlight a single row yellow, depending on what I have selected on the Gantt Chart screen.

The only problem I have is..
If the 'Task Name' is highlighted as a single 'cell' then it'll highlight the whole row yellow with the following code:

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My logic to the solution would be to do something like:

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Thanks guys!

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I'm afraid it still isn't satisfactory, because you have not done as Buran suggested in post #2:

Your post title should describe your problem, not your anticipated solution.

Please try again. Once you have provided a title that explains the problem, then I shall remove these posts and you may receive help.

My post made perfect sense - I do not see what you think is contradictory about it. However, had you required clarification, you should have sent me a PM. Regarding your questioning of the rules and awarding me negative reputation points, I suggest you read the forum rules carefully, especially the section which outlines what you should have done in these circumstances (in particular rules #7a and #7b). Thanks.