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I have a button on a worksheet that uses code to place the
information in the proper cells. As part of the code I actually have the formula that would go directly into the cell. Upon using the button, all works. But, I need to have the formula removed and only the info sitting in the cell. I thought I had the solution until I used it on a range of cells. Ouch, that was an error on my part. What is the range().??? = range().??? that emliminates the formulas but retains the info in the cell? Thanks in advance to anyone responding. *** John |
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