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I am trying to write a VBScript where I will first read
all values in an excel spreadsheet and then add a "'" in the beginning of all cells (those which contains a value that is). I use UsedRange to check which values that will be controlled, but the thing is that UsedRange takes more cells. If I copy only where there are values, and then paste these values into a new spreadsheet then it is ok, but I can't do this in the future when excel spreadsheets will come from here and there and then this script must know which cells that really contains a value. I did found a script for VBA on this side: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN- US;231007 but I didn't get it to work in my VBScript. Does anyone have any experience with this and give me some help, then I would be most grateful. best regards Karin |
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