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I want my macro to skip an empty cell and go to next if there is n
(numerical) data in the cell. Can you Please tell me how can I includ this in my macro. I am want my macro to be precise with least amount of lines. Here is what I am doing: select cell if value is < than say 5 select 4 cells to its left copy (I am giving relative cell address) goto another sheet, select a range insert copied cells goback to sheet goto next cell ( down) do the same if no data stop macro Thank you for helping -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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