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  • Segundo Activesheet - Range ("A1") .Value "Hola" Activesheet - Range ("A1") .Font - Bold True Activesheet - Range ("A1") .Font - Color RGB (255,0,0)

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    This VBA code defines a sub procedure called Sub Segundo that sets the value of cell A1 to "Hola", makes the font bold, and sets the font color to red by using RGB(255,0,0). The note explains that RGB is used to specify font color through red, green, and blue component values between 0-255.

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    (OK) 24_08_2010. RANGE_1

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    This VBA code defines a sub procedure called Sub Segundo that sets the value of cell A1 to "Hola", makes the font bold, and sets the font color to red by using RGB(255,0,0). The note explains that RGB is used to specify font color through red, green, and blue component values between 0-255.

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    Segundo Activesheet - Range ("A1") .Value "Hola" Activesheet - Range ("A1") .Font - Bold True Activesheet - Range ("A1") .Font - Color RGB (255,0,0)

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    kasper716
    This VBA code defines a sub procedure called Sub Segundo that sets the value of cell A1 to "Hola", makes the font bold, and sets the font color to red by using RGB(255,0,0). The note explains that RGB is used to specify font color through red, green, and blue component values between 0-255.

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    Sub Segundo

    ActiveSheet.Range("A1").Value = "Hola"
    ActiveSheet.Range("A1").Font.Bold = True
    ActiveSheet.Range("A1").Font.Color = RGB(255,0,0)
    End Sub

    Nota: RGB(Red, Green, Blue)


     0 <= Red <= 255
     0 <= Green <= 255
     0 <= Blue <= 255

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