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finding/highlighting empty cells
Hello ...
Here's the issue, I have a workbook with 7 worksheets, each has 100's of fields of information, calculations, etc. The first worksheet is a summary of the other six, with all of the key values and information from the sheets ( 704 fields ) compiled and posted. Is there anyway to program the summary sheet to identify (by color background or another very visable method)cells that are blank, so I can go back and see what wasn't posted? Effectively, I need to know how to quickly ID missing information, prior to completing the project. Any advice or direction appreciated. regards, Patrick |
finding/highlighting empty cells
Use menu Edit/Goto/Special ... Blank which will select empty cells.
Or something like this line of code in a macro :- Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).Select Regards BrianB ================================================ "Patrick" wrote in message ... Hello ... Here's the issue, I have a workbook with 7 worksheets, each has 100's of fields of information, calculations, etc. The first worksheet is a summary of the other six, with all of the key values and information from the sheets ( 704 fields ) compiled and posted. Is there anyway to program the summary sheet to identify (by color background or another very visable method)cells that are blank, so I can go back and see what wasn't posted? Effectively, I need to know how to quickly ID missing information, prior to completing the project. Any advice or direction appreciated. regards, Patrick |
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