Hi John,

The code is the programmatic equivalent of the manual Steps:

Edit | Go To | Special | check Constants | uncheck all but the Numbers
sub-option | OK | hit the delete key

For further information see VBA help on the SpecialCells method.

I'm pleased you picked up the missing "s" !

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Regards,
Norman



"John" wrote in message
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Changed to Selection.Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants, _
xlNumbers).ClearContents

And it works perfectly though I have no idea HOW it works.

Thanks

John

Norman Jones wrote:
Hi John,

Try:


Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants, _
xlNumbers).ClearContent


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Regards,
Norman



"John" wrote in message
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That works great, thanks. Now, could I change it so that it worked only
on area selected?

Thanks
John

Norman Jones wrote:


Hi John,

Try:

ActiveSheet.Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants , _
xlNumbers).ClearContents

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Regards,
Norman



"John" wrote in message
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Clearing worksheets also clears the formulas. So does delete. How can I
clear a worksheets without destroying the formulas in the worksheet.

I run macro, edit it then want to run again but with the worksheets
cleared. When I clear them, I have to reenter all the formulas.

JOhn




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