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I have a workbook with 4 sheets that is pretty well set...I have to add one
or two columns to one sheet for some important additional functions...?..do I have to also rewrite or modify a macro I have to format the sheet...or will the macro "update" as a result of the column additions. I have four sheets in the workbook...do I need to update each and every sheet with the new columns...even though they are only going to be used in sheet 1 for the macro to work properly on all sheets ? Thanks, Tim R |
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Hi,
If you have referred to ranges/cells by 'A1' or 'R1C1' notation, you will have to update your macros by hand. They do not update automatically, unfortunately. To avoid this problem in future, use named ranges, which do update automatically when moved by inserted columns/rows Regards - Dave.. |
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