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I wish to create a macro and assign it to a button such
that it formats the range of cells that has been selected immediately prior to clicking the button (in the same way that the "," or "%" format buttons work. But each time I record the macro, it refers to the cell that is highlighted as Range.Select."A5" or Range.Select."C1:J14" etc. How can I just refer to which-ever range has been selected? thanks |
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