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set range question
Hi,
I've written the following code and would like to improve it. sub cellchecker() Dim CellsToBeChecked As Range Set CellsToBeChecked = Range("B1:B2500") - the range contains a list of names further code..... end sub I only actually need to check cells that contain names and the list of names can vary for 20 to 2500.I would like to be able to alter the set range upper limit accordingly. I hope that makes sense. Many thanks David |
set range question
Hi David,
Set the range as below or please look into the word "Specialcells" i the VBA help. Code ------------------- Set CellsToBeChecked = Range(Range("B1"), Range("B65536").End(xlUp)) ------------------- -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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