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I have inherited a workbook of questionable design- many named ranges,
for instance, that are used by dropdowns for data validation. I'd like to go cell by cell and determine if data validation is used in that cell, and if yes what named range is referenced. I could make this work if the following code would run, but it generates an error. This is the kind of cell-by-cell test I'd like to perform. Can anyone suggest better syntax? Thanks! Sub test() Dim rCell As Range For Each rCell In ActiveSheet.UsedRange If rCell.Validation.InCellDropdown = True Then 'THIS LINE GENERATES THE ERROR MsgBox rCell.Address End If Next rCell End Sub |
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