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enter a new value into a cell using macro in excel
I would like to use a macro to move to different cells , entering a value
into the cell before moving to the next one, can this be done? |
Cath
Certainly it can be done, what are you looking for specifically? Sub EnterDataAndMoveOn() Dim myCell as Range Dim x as Long x=1 For each myCell in Selection myCell.Value=x x=x+1 Next myCell End Sub The code above will add one to each cell under a selection -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "cath" wrote in message ... I would like to use a macro to move to different cells , entering a value into the cell before moving to the next one, can this be done? |
cath
Yes, it can be done. More details please. The value to be manually entered via user interaction? The value to be copied from a cell? The value is a constant? The value is a variable? Are the cells contiguous or randomly located? Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 14:45:03 -0700, "cath" wrote: I would like to use a macro to move to different cells , entering a value into the cell before moving to the next one, can this be done? |
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