Format Range of Cells in Excel without Strikethrough

Okay I am stumped on this one and after trying for well over an hour my google skills are failing me. I am trying to make a range of cells no longer have strikethrough formatting. I can set other cell formating values like bold but strikethrough is what I need to fix.

Doesn’t work

tell application "Microsoft Excel"
	
	tell active sheet
		
		set range1 to range "B3:B11"
		
		set font style of font object of range1 to "Bold"
		--set font style of font object of range1 to set strikethrough to false
		
		get font style
		set strikethrough to false
		
	end tell
	
end tell

Strikethrough dosn’t work

--http://forum.keyboardmaestro.com/t/ms-excel-apply-formatting/1552/3

tell application "Microsoft Excel"
	
	tell worksheet "Daily Priorities" of active workbook
		set range1 to range "B3:B11"
		
		tell range1
			
			set bold to false
			set font size to 12
			get font style
			set strikethrough to false
			
			--get underline
			--set font style to "underline"
			set font style to "Bold"
			
			--get color
			set color to {255, 0, 0}
			set name to "Times New Roman"
			
			(*
					set {name, font style, font size, strikethrough, superscript, subscript, ¬
						outline font, shadow, font color index} to {"Arial Narrow", "Italic", ¬
						10, false, false, false, false, false, color index automatic}
				*)
		end tell
	end tell
	
	
end tell

In your first script simply change your set strikethrough to the following:

set strikethrough of font object of range1 to false

You are awesome, that works like a charm, thanks a bunch!

tell application "Microsoft Excel"
	
	--tell active sheet
	tell worksheet "Daily Priorities" of active workbook
		
		set range1 to range "B3:B11"
		
		set font style of font object of range1 to "Bold"
		set bold of font object of range1 to false
		
		--set font style of font object of range1 to "Strikethrough" --Oddly the same logic doesn't apply to strikethrough, instead do
		set strikethrough of font object of range1 to true
		set strikethrough of font object of range1 to false
				
	end tell
	
end tell

For what it’s worth that helped me figure how to do it in the style of the first AppleScript for anyone searching for this in the future (it just might end up being me again).

--http://forum.keyboardmaestro.com/t/ms-excel-apply-formatting/1552/3

tell application "Microsoft Excel"
	
	--tell active sheet
	tell worksheet "Daily Priorities" of active workbook
		
		set range1 to range "B3:B11"
		tell range1
			set value to "New Words In This Cell"
			set cellStyle to font object
			
			tell cellStyle
				
				set bold to false
				set font size to 12
				--get font style
				set strikethrough to true
				
				--get underline
				--set font style to "underline"
				set font style to "Bold"
				
				--get color
				set color to {255, 0, 0}
				set name to "Times New Roman"
				
				(*
				set {name, font style, font size, strikethrough, superscript, subscript, ¬
					outline font, shadow, font color index} to {"Arial Narrow", "Italic", ¬
					10, false, false, false, false, false, color index automatic}
			*)
			end tell
		end tell -- cellStyle
	end tell -- range1
	
end tell