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Thank you for all your help
"Gary''s Student" wrote: The r is just a range. Selection can represent a pile o' cells the user has selected. The For loop with r allows us to individually examine each cell (?individually?) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200801 "Jennifer" wrote: I did have one additional inquiry. What does the "r" stand for? I assuming array, but how was this assigned in the macro? "Gary''s Student" wrote: Yes. Erase the old version first and then: Sub findarray() For Each r In Selection If r.HasArray = False Then r.Interior.ColorIndex = 6 End If Next End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200800 "Jennifer" wrote: Thank you that was exactly what I was looking for. Now that I see this can be done. Is it possible to just highlight the cells in , lets say yellow instead of the message box ? "Gary''s Student" wrote: Select the range of cells and run this macro: Sub findarray() For Each r In Selection If r.HasArray = False Then MsgBox (r.Address) End If Next End Sub It will tell you the address of any cell in your range that does not have an array formula. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200800 "Jennifer" wrote: I have a range of cells, over 500, that all have array formula. Is there an easy and fast way to check without error ifall the formulas were enterd as an array ? Using ctrl ` is to time consuming and room for error when checking the range. |
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