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I received a large xl-file, in which I want to execute some sorting
operations. However, I get the error message that "this operation requires the merged cells to be identically sized". I guess some cells are merged, but does anybody know how I can quickly find the merged cells? |
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Sub showMerged()
Dim cell As Range For Each cell In ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Cells If cell.MergeCells Then MsgBox "cell " & cell.Address & vbLf & _ "Merge area: " & cell.MergeArea.Address End If Next cell End Sub HTH -- AP "tvanellen" a écrit dans le message de ... I received a large xl-file, in which I want to execute some sorting operations. However, I get the error message that "this operation requires the merged cells to be identically sized". I guess some cells are merged, but does anybody know how I can quickly find the merged cells? |
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"Ardus Petus" wrote: Sub showMerged() Dim cell As Range For Each cell In ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Cells If cell.MergeCells Then MsgBox "cell " & cell.Address & vbLf & _ "Merge area: " & cell.MergeArea.Address End If Next cell End Sub HTH -- AP "tvanellen" a écrit dans le message de ... I received a large xl-file, in which I want to execute some sorting operations. However, I get the error message that "this operation requires the merged cells to be identically sized". I guess some cells are merged, but does anybody know how I can quickly find the merged cells? |
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the simple way is:
- select all cells of the table which you want to sort data; - click menu Format \ Cell, and unchecked the Merge cell in Alignment tab now you can use sorting function ok "tvanellen" wrote: I received a large xl-file, in which I want to execute some sorting operations. However, I get the error message that "this operation requires the merged cells to be identically sized". I guess some cells are merged, but does anybody know how I can quickly find the merged cells? |
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"hai6734" wrote: the simple way is: - select all cells of the table which you want to sort data; - click menu Format \ Cell, and unchecked the Merge cell in Alignment tab now you can use sorting function ok "tvanellen" wrote: I received a large xl-file, in which I want to execute some sorting operations. However, I get the error message that "this operation requires the merged cells to be identically sized". I guess some cells are merged, but does anybody know how I can quickly find the merged cells? |
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IThank You! i knew there had to be a select all option yet couldn't figure it
out. This has solved many times of turmoil. Vivian H. "hai6734" wrote: the simple way is: - select all cells of the table which you want to sort data; - click menu Format \ Cell, and unchecked the Merge cell in Alignment tab now you can use sorting function ok "tvanellen" wrote: I received a large xl-file, in which I want to execute some sorting operations. However, I get the error message that "this operation requires the merged cells to be identically sized". I guess some cells are merged, but does anybody know how I can quickly find the merged cells? |
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