How to print all conditional formatting rules in a worksheet?
It's easy to view all conditional formatting rules in a worksheet by clicking Home > Conditional Formatting > Manage Rules in Excel, but do you know how to print out all condition formatting rules in this worksheet? This article will introduce a VBA to solve this problem.
Print all conditional formatting rules in a worksheet
Print all conditional formatting rules in a worksheet
Please follow below steps to print all conditional formatting rules in a worksheet by VBA.
1. Open the specified worksheet whose conditional formatting rules you will print, and press Alt + F11 keys together to open the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window.
2. Click Insert > Module, and then paste below VBA code into the new module window.
VBA: List all conditional formatting rules in active worksheet
Sub M_snb()
Dim xRg As Range, xCell As Range
Dim xFormat As Object
Dim xFmStr, xFmAddress As String
Dim xDic As New Dictionary
Dim xSpArr, xOperatorArr
On Error Resume Next
Set xRg = ActiveSheet.Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeAllFormatConditions)
If xRg Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
xDic.Item("Title") = "Type|Typename|Range|StopIfTrue|Operator|Formula1|Formula2|Formula3"
If xSpArr.Count = 0 Then
xSpArr = Split("Cell Value|Expression|Color Scale|DataBar|Top 10|Icon Sets||Unique Values|Text|Blanks|Time Period|Above Average||No Blanks||Errors|No Errors|||||", "|")
xOperatorArr = Split("xlBetween|xlNotBetween|xlEqual|xlNotEqual|xlGreater|xlLess|xlGreaterEqual|xlLessEqual", "|")
End If
For Each xCell In xRg
Set xFormat = xCell.FormatConditions(1)
xFmAddress = xFormat.AppliesTo.Address
If Not xDic.Exists(xFmAddress) Then
xDic.Item(xFmAddress) = xFormat.Type & "|" & xSpArr(xFormat.Type - 1) & "|" & xFmAddress & "|" & xFormat.StopIfTrue
If Not IsEmpty(xFormat.Operator) Then
xDic.Item(xFmAddress) = xDic.Item(xFmAddress) & "|" & xOperatorArr(xFormat.Operator - 1)
End If
If Not IsEmpty(xFormat.Formula1) Then
xDic.Item(xFmAddress) = xDic.Item(xFmAddress) & "|'" & xFormat.Formula1
End If
End If
Next
If ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("FmCondictionList") Is Nothing Then
Sheets.Add.Name = "FmCondictionList"
End If
Sheets("FmCondictionList").Cells(1).Resize(xDic.Count) = Application.Transpose(xDic.items)
Sheets("FmCondictionList").Columns(1).TextToColumns , , , , 0, 0, 0, 0, -1, "|"
End Sub3. Click Tools > References.
4. In the References – VBAProject dialog box, please check the Microsoft Scripting Runtime option, and click the OK button. See screenshot:
5. Now you return to the module window, please press F5 key or click the Run button to run this VBA.
Now a new worksheet named as “FmCondtionalList” is created and added before the active worksheet. And you will get all conditional formatting rules listing in this worksheet.
6. Click File > Print > Print to print the list of conditional formatting rules.
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