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I have an application where an Excel cell contains either
a red dot or a red dot with a circle around it. These are drawing objects or shapes. When I delete the contents of a cell, they stay put. I have to select them individually and delete them, which is what I want to automate with a bit of code. What I want to do is delete the dot within the active cell, and delete the contents of the cell. I just can't figure out how to select the dot in the active cell without knowing the individual shape range. What I want to do is: ActiveSheet.Shapes("Oval 955").Select But I want to select whichever "Oval" is in the active cell. Is that possible? Thanks, John |
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