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Merged Cells
Is there some way to find which cells are merged without having to look at
each cell? Sometimes I want to move or delete cells and it says" cannot move part of merged cell" or something like that, but it does not show me which cell is merged. |
Hi Terry,
I am not aware of any inbuilt method for displaying merged cells. One possibility would be to use a macro like the following which will select (and therefore temporarily highlight) merged cells. As written, the macro will select all merged cells in the selected range. If the selection comprises a single cell, all merged cells will be selected. If no merged cells are found, a message will put up to confirm this. Sub ShowMergedCells() Dim rng As Range Dim rCell As Range Dim RngMerged As Range If Selection.Count 1 Then Set rng = Selection Else Set rng = Selection.Parent.UsedRange End If For Each rCell In rng If rCell.MergeCells Then If Not RngMerged Is Nothing Then Set RngMerged = Union(RngMerged, rCell) Else Set RngMerged = rCell End If End If Next If Not RngMerged Is Nothing Then RngMerged.Select Else MsgBox "No merged cells found in selected range!" End If End Sub You could perhaps assign the macro to a toolbar button. If you are new to macros, visit David McRitchie's introductory notes at: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm --- Regards, Norman "TerryTutor" wrote in message ... Is there some way to find which cells are merged without having to look at each cell? Sometimes I want to move or delete cells and it says" cannot move part of merged cell" or something like that, but it does not show me which cell is merged. |
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