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database formatting
I am using a macro to transfer into my database, but the formatting from the
input sheet disrupts my database formatting. I was wondering it you could help me only transfer the data with my macro and not the formatting. |
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If you are now using Copy and Paste, use Copy and PasteSpecial, pasting only
Values. On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 20:33:01 -0800, "Scribner" wrote: I am using a macro to transfer into my database, but the formatting from the input sheet disrupts my database formatting. I was wondering it you could help me only transfer the data with my macro and not the formatting. |
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