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After the first concatenate i want to concatenate all the rows under th
checked boxes! Be more specific i have 20 cells in 800 rows A B C D .... AA <-- columns X X X ... <-- cells used as check box Z Z Z ... Z <-- cells used as headers 1 3 4 5 ... N <-- cells with values THIS =concatenate("A3";"B3";"D3") happens using the following cod written by Frank Kabel ------------------------------------ sub foo() dim rng as range dim cell as range dim ret_str set rng = range ("A3:AA3") for each cell in rng if cell.offset(-2,0).value = "X" then ret_str = ret_str & cell.value end if next range("A4").value = ret_str end sub ---------------------------------------------------- Now , I want this to happen for all the next 800 rows =concatenate("A4";"B4";"D4") =concatenate("A5";"B5";"D5") =concatenate("A6";"B5";"D6") |
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