Hey all! First off, the code:
The cell is the correct color, yet the if statement is not changing the checkbox at all.
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I'm not too familiar with color indexes but based on what I know, this should be working just fine.
Am I missing something?
What is the rest of the code?
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That's the only code that is pertaining to this function. Just a simple checking of a checkbox.
I suspect jolivanes' point is that we don't even know if that line of code is executed, or if an error occurred and it was picked up by some error handling code.
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Figured it out. Needed to add DisplayFormat to the If statement.
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Will keep that in mind for the future. Apologies.
So, for completeness, the background colour is set by Conditional Formatting. Which would have been helpful to know
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