You are welcome.

Another approach is to create a range of validation cells using SpecialCells
and see if it intersects with the range of interest.
--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200796


"Sandy" wrote:

Gary''s Student
Thank you very much
Sandy

"Gary''s Student" wrote in message
...
Sub sandy()
' gsnuxx
x = 9999
Set r = Range("C30:K30", "C36:K36")
For Each rr In r
On Error Resume Next
x = rr.Validation.Type
If x < 9999 Then
MsgBox ("validation found in: " & rr.Address)
Exit Sub
End If
Next
MsgBox ("No validation found")
End Sub

This routine examines the range. If no validation is found, a message is
issued. If validation is found, the address of the first cell with
validation is output in a message.
--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200796


"Sandy" wrote:

Detecting if any in a range would be good
sandy

"Gary''s Student" wrote in
message
...
Validation is associated with individual cells. Do you want the IF to
detect
if ANY cell in the range has validation or if ALL the cells in the
range
have
validation applied?
--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200796


"Sandy" wrote:

Tried to post this earlier but it didn't seem to arrive??

How do I check for validation list in a range

Roughly:-

If Range("C30:K30,C36:K36") has validation then

*****Code******
Else

*****Code******
End If

Thanks
Sandy