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selection.copy - how emulate Paste command?
Here is the macro that concatenates the cells contents in one string.
I've manage to display the result in MsgBox. Now I would like to be able to use it as a "PASTE" command. Do you have any ideas? Sub Macro1() Result = "" For Each cell In Selection Result = Result & " " & cell.Text Next MsgBox Result End Sub Tnkx in advance, tp |
selection.copy - how emulate Paste command?
How about just plopping that value into the cell you want.
Sub Macro1() Dim Result as String dim Cell as Range Result = "" For Each cell In Selection Result = Result & " " & cell.Text Next cell 'MsgBox Result Activesheet.range("a1").value = Result End Sub (I like to declare my variables.) topola wrote: Here is the macro that concatenates the cells contents in one string. I've manage to display the result in MsgBox. Now I would like to be able to use it as a "PASTE" command. Do you have any ideas? Sub Macro1() Result = "" For Each cell In Selection Result = Result & " " & cell.Text Next MsgBox Result End Sub Tnkx in advance, tp -- Dave Peterson |
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