Using VBA, how can I determine whether two cells (let's say F8 and F9
for example) are currently merged?

Thanks!
Elieze

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Range("F8").merge.address<Range("F8").address

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Bob Phillips
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"Lazer " wrote in message
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Using VBA, how can I determine whether two cells (let's say F8 and F9.
for example) are currently merged?

Thanks!
Eliezer


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Sorry, should be

Range("F8").mergearea.address<Range("F8").address


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Bob Phillips
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"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Range("F8").merge.address<Range("F8").address

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Bob Phillips
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"Lazer " wrote in message
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Using VBA, how can I determine whether two cells (let's say F8 and F9.
for example) are currently merged?

Thanks!
Eliezer


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Go to Excel HELP and type
mergecells property
In the Answer Wizard section.

TH

Cells(ActiveCell.End(xlDown).Row + 1, ActiveCell.Column).Select

On 4/15/04 15:40, in article , "Lazer "
wrote:

Using VBA, how can I determine whether two cells (let's say F8 and F9.
for example) are currently merged?

Thanks!
Eliezer

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