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Help Deciphering a Lotus Macro Snippet
Can anyone help me decipher the following snippet of a
Lotus macro? {GOTO}AK5~ /CJ78..J78~{DOWN}~ /RVAD6..AK10~AD6..AK10~ {GOTO}AA2~ I'm pretty sure {GOTO}AK5~ /CJ78..J78~{DOWN}~ is equivalent to copying the value of J78 to AK5 and then moving down one cell. It's the /RVAD6..AK10~AD6..AK10~ that has me guessing... Is is converting the formulas in AD6:AK10 to values? Thanks in advance, Raul |
Help Deciphering a Lotus Macro Snippet
Sure looks like it is converting to values
range value -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Raul" wrote in message ... Can anyone help me decipher the following snippet of a Lotus macro? {GOTO}AK5~ /CJ78..J78~{DOWN}~ /RVAD6..AK10~AD6..AK10~ {GOTO}AA2~ I'm pretty sure {GOTO}AK5~ /CJ78..J78~{DOWN}~ is equivalent to copying the value of J78 to AK5 and then moving down one cell. It's the /RVAD6..AK10~AD6..AK10~ that has me guessing... Is is converting the formulas in AD6:AK10 to values? Thanks in advance, Raul |
Help Deciphering a Lotus Macro Snippet
Thanks,
Raul -----Original Message----- Sure looks like it is converting to values range value -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Raul" wrote in message ... Can anyone help me decipher the following snippet of a Lotus macro? {GOTO}AK5~ /CJ78..J78~{DOWN}~ /RVAD6..AK10~AD6..AK10~ {GOTO}AA2~ I'm pretty sure {GOTO}AK5~ /CJ78..J78~{DOWN}~ is equivalent to copying the value of J78 to AK5 and then moving down one cell. It's the /RVAD6..AK10~AD6..AK10~ that has me guessing... Is is converting the formulas in AD6:AK10 to values? Thanks in advance, Raul . |
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