FormatConditions.AddColorScale method (Excel)
Returns a new ColorScale object representing a conditional formatting rule that uses gradations in cell colors to indicate relative differences in the values of cells included in a selected range.
Syntax
expression.AddColorScale (ColorScaleType)
expression A variable that represents a FormatConditions object.
Parameters
| Name | Required/Optional | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| ColorScaleType | Required | Long | The type of color scale. |
Return value
ColorScale object
Remarks
Color scales are visual guides that help you understand data distribution and variation. A color scale helps you identify relative differences in the values of cells in a given range by using color variation. Different colors and gradations between colors represent differences in cell values.
For example, in a three-color scale, you can specify that cells with the highest relative data values are green, cells with intermediate values are yellow, and cells with the lowest values are red.
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