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如何在Excel中突出顯示活動單元格或選擇？

如果您的工作表很大，也許一眼就很難找到活動的單元格或活動的選擇。 但是，如果活動的單元格/部分具有突出的顏色，則找出它將不是問題。 在本文中，我將討論如何在Excel中自動突出顯示活動單元格或選定的單元格範圍。

高亮顯示活動單元格或使用VBA代碼進行選擇

箭頭藍色右氣泡 高亮顯示活動單元格或使用VBA代碼進行選擇

以下VBA代碼可以幫助您動態突出顯示活動單元格或所選內容，請執行以下操作：

1。 按住 ALT + F11 鍵打開 Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications窗口。

2。 然後選擇 的ThisWorkbook 從左邊 項目瀏覽器，雙擊以打開 模塊，然後將以下VBA代碼複製並粘貼到空白模塊中：

VBA代碼：高亮顯示活動單元格或所選內容

Sub Workbook_SheetSelectionChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Excel.Range)
'Update 20140923
Static xLastRng As Range
On Error Resume Next
Target.Interior.ColorIndex = 6
xLastRng.Interior.ColorIndex = xlColorIndexNone
Set xLastRng = Target
End Sub

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3。 然後保存並關閉此代碼，然後返回工作表，現在，當您選擇一個單元格或選定內容時，所選單元格將突出顯示，並且隨著所選單元格的變化而動態移動。

筆記：

1.如果找不到 項目瀏覽器窗格 在窗口中，您可以單擊 瀏覽 > 項目瀏覽器 ，在 Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications窗口 打開它。

2.在上面的代碼中，您可以更改 .ColorIndex = 6 顏色變為您喜歡的其他顏色。

3.此VBA代碼可以應用於工作簿中的所有工作表。

4.如果工作表中有一些彩色的單元格，則單擊該單元格然後移至其他單元格時，該顏色將丟失。

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Ergun
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I had the same problem, read the whole page and comments. While thinking to apply it or not, I was just randomly clicking on number and letters to select the whole column and rows. Then suddenly highlight of selected cell feature came back :)
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Luis Lopes
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Hello, if someone can help me... I pick up this code in internet (apologies to the owner). It does almost what i need but this code select the entirerow. What i need is a change that alow to select just the first two cells of the row of the activecells. When i click in the cell, i need that the cell of the column "$I16" and "$J16" (16 is the first line of my table) of that row became interior color (=9359529). The code is this: 
Dim lTarget As Range

Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)

If Target.Row >= 16 Then

If Not lTarget Is Nothing Then

lTarget.EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 0
End If

Target.EntireRow.Interior.Color = 9359529

Set lTarget = Target
End If
End Sub

Can you help me? I had try to change this code but the only thing i can as the select the interior color of the cell target and not the column "$I" and "$J" in that specific row.Thank you for your help.
Luis Lopes
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Eric Nur
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I know that you proposed a solution but the solution comes with another problem as you described below: "The only problem with having this code active is that you can no longer change the active cell color as it changes back to what it was before you clicked it. I suggest that if you need to change the highlight colors on the sheet, do so with macros disabled or change the sub name for a second so it doesn't trigger when you are clicking on cells". This is not an acceptable alternative for me. I need to be able to change the colors in the cells when the macro is active. Do you have a solution for this this problem. If you come up with a solution for this problem please republish your corrected macro the new macro in full (rather than proposing patches to your original macro because I am technically challenged as far as macro are concerned).
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Eric Nur
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I tried your macro by copying and pasting it into my Excel file. I did change one thing in the macro though. I changed the color index from 6 to 24 (to a color different than the colors I am currently using in my macro). It worked very nicely and I liked it a lot but then started causing a problem for me. I have a lot of cells filled with with colors in my Excel. The macro started removing the color fill from every cell touched. I don't know how to stop the macro's this odd behavior. I did not have any choice but to remove the macro from my file. I still like to use this macro if someone can help me to fix it.
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Ben
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That was super helpful, thank you.
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pyroto
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Anyway you can do the left adjacent cell to highlight instead of active cell? Or a range of cells around the activecell?
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Joa
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Thank you, but use this with caution. It has the undesirable counter effect of not letting undo. Is there any solution for that?
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Sud
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But i am unable to do undo option and lose the previously assigned cell color also.
Please provide solution
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Pravin Shinde
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Perfect solution as I always tend to loose the track of the highlighted cell during "Find and Select" operation. Thanks a lot.
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Rana Banik
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Great!! But what if I don't want to lose the previously assigned cell color? That would be greater to know.
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Barney
Barney     Rana Banik
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Use a conditional format on the cells you want to protect.
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markjmjanderson@gmail.com
    Rana Banik
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Instead of "ColorIndex" which has a limited set of 255 values (meaning any custom colors are lost), use "Color" instead. You'll need to store the old value in a new static long variable and also generate the highlight color you want with the RGB function. The only problem with having this code active is that you can no longer change the active cell color as it changes back to what it was before you clicked it. I suggest that if you need to change the highlight colors on the sheet, do so with macros disabled or change the sub name for a second so it doesn't trigger when you are clicking on cells, then just rename it back to normal to "re-activate" it. Here is my code:

Sub Workbook_SheetSelectionChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Excel.Range)

Static xLastRng As Range
Static xLastRngColor As Long

On Error Resume Next

xLastRng.Interior.Color = xLastRngColor
xLastRngColor = Target.Interior.Color
Target.Interior.Color = RGB(255, 255, 0) 'compose whatever highlight color you want with RGB values, I am using yellow here
Set xLastRng = Target

End Sub
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ibnu
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work.... great...
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Lee     Rana Banik
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Yes, I would like to know this as well. How would you keep the previously selected cells highlight for tracking purposes?
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See my comment above.
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