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in excel, i've written a macro so that I can select ranges of fields
and increase the value in each cell by a set amount that I specify. The problem, is that I want to select many sets of ranges. I can selec somewhere around 15 or so, but past that if I try to hold control an select another set, it unselects all the others, and acts kinda funny. Is there something I could do to allow me to select more ranges? here's my macro code: Sub addit() Dim myvar As Variant Dim myrange As Range myvar = Application.InputBox("Enter A value to add", Type:=3) Set myrange = Application.InputBox("Select a Range to add it to" Type:=8) For Each cell In myrange.Cells If Len(cell.Value) = 0 Then cell.Value = cell.Value ElseIf IsNumeric(cell.Value) = True Then _ cell.Value = cell.Value + myvar End If Next cell End Su -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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