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Hi there,
I want to write a Macro that will: (i) Copy a range from Sheet1!B5:AK87 into Sheet2!B5:AK87; (ii) For each cell in the new range in sheet 2, for each cell that is neither blank nor text (i.e. for each cell that is a number), inflate it's value by 2.5% for two years (i.e. multiply each of these cells by 1.050625). how do I do this? Also, what would happen to the Macro if I inserted a row into the original range in Sheet1? Would the Macro miss out the last row when copying and inflating? If I name the original range, does this solve the problem? (It is likely that rows and/or columns will be inserted into the original range at some point in the future, so tailoring the Macro to suit this would really help me) Many Thanks, Gary. |
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