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Named Range
Assume the name of the Range is MyRange
Dim cell as Range for each cell in Range("MyRange") if isnumeric(cell) then ' necessary in xl97 if cell.value = 10 then cell.value = 20 End if Next cell or Dim cell as Range for each cell in Range("MyRange").SpecialCells(xlConstants,xlNumber s) if cell.value = 10 then cell.value = 20 Next cell -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mark M." wrote in message ... I have a named range that is 10 rows by 10 columns. If possible, I'd like to use the "For Each" construct to go thru the range. Could somebody give me some sample code? I would think the code would look some thing like this: Dim clCell as Cell For Each clCell in NamedRange if clCell.Value = 10 then clCell.value = 20 Next clCell Thank you for your help, MarkM |
Thanks for the help
Dim'ing the Cell as a range is obvious now that I see it.
Thanks for the clear thinking. Mark -----Original Message----- Assume the name of the Range is MyRange Dim cell as Range for each cell in Range("MyRange") if isnumeric(cell) then ' necessary in xl97 if cell.value = 10 then cell.value = 20 End if Next cell or Dim cell as Range for each cell in Range("MyRange").SpecialCells (xlConstants,xlNumbers) if cell.value = 10 then cell.value = 20 Next cell -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mark M." wrote in message ... I have a named range that is 10 rows by 10 columns. If possible, I'd like to use the "For Each" construct to go thru the range. Could somebody give me some sample code? I would think the code would look some thing like this: Dim clCell as Cell For Each clCell in NamedRange if clCell.Value = 10 then clCell.value = 20 Next clCell Thank you for your help, MarkM . |
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