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Default Zero out

This works for me, but it changes all of my formating, is there a way to
instead of clearing the cells, to just enter a zero instead of the number
that is in the cell?


macropod wrote:
Hi,

You could use something along the lines of:

Sub ClearIt()
Dim i As Integer
Dim RngArry As Variant
RngArry = Array("A1:J10", "K11:T20", "U21:AD30")
If LBound(RngArry) < UBound(RngArry) Then
For i = LBound(RngArry) To UBound(RngArry)
ActiveSheet.Range(RngArry(i)).Clear
Next
End If
End Sub

This clears the cells in the defined ranges. Replace the ranges in Array("A1:J10", "K11:T20", "U21:AD30") with your own. You can
add/delete ranges as you like.

Cheers

| I need a macro that will basically zero out all cells in three different
| ranges. i cant get it to work.


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