@ilmionomeutente
On a Mac, the function keys might not be labeled as "F1," "F2," etc. as they serve multiple purposes by default. However, you can still access the function keys by holding down the "Fn" key and pressing the corresponding key.
Regarding your query, using VBA on Excel for Mac is indeed different due to the absence of the VBA environment. Instead, I can guide you on how to achieve this without VBA, using Excel's functionalities directly.
Removing Columns with 0 Values and Color Differentiation:
- Filter and Delete Columns with 0:
- Go to your sheet.
- Select your data area.
- Click on "Data" in the menu.
- Choose "Filter" (or "Ordina e filtra" in Italian).
- Filter by each column for "0" values and delete those columns manually.
- Removing Colored Columns:
- For red-colored columns, use the "Find & Select" functionality.
- Click on a column letter (like "A") to select the whole column.
- Go to "Home" -> "Find & Select" -> "Find" (or "Trova" in Italian).
- Select "Format" and choose the red fill color. Click "Find All."
- Manually select the columns that are highlighted and delete them.
For a more automated solution, you might consider exploring Excel functions and array formulas. You could use the COUNTIF function to identify columns with all 0s and conditional formatting to identify colored cells, then manually delete or hide the columns based on those results.
Without VBA on Excel for Mac, these manual methods or formulas might be the best way to tackle this problem, although they may not be as streamlined as a VBA script.
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