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Deselect of Cells
Hello,
I'm looking for a way to deselect cells within a selection. example: Range A1:D5000 is selected. Now i want deselect some cells. maybe B500, C700 B700:D600 or something like that Is there a fast way to do this? Without looping through each cell o the selection? wkr Rober -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Deselect of Cells
Handler Robert,
Do you really need to select 20,000 cells in the first place ? NickHK "Handler Robert " wrote in message ... Hello, I'm looking for a way to deselect cells within a selection. example: Range A1:D5000 is selected. Now i want deselect some cells. maybe B500, C700 B700:D600 or something like that Is there a fast way to do this? Without looping through each cell of the selection? wkr Robert --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
Deselect of Cells
Yes it can happen, that a range with 20.000 cells get selected
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Deselect of Cells
Handler Robert ,
If it's by the user, then they are not likely to be able to see what they are doing. If it's in code, you can just refer to the desired ranges without selecting. Unless there's another reason. NickHK "Handler Robert " wrote in message ... Yes it can happen, that a range with 20.000 cells get selected. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
Deselect of Cells
In code
The only way you can deselect is by selecting something else. So if you had A1:B4 selected, to unselect B4 you would have to select A1:A2,B1 Range("A1:A2,B1").Select -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Handler Robert " wrote in message ... Yes it can happen, that a range with 20.000 cells get selected. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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