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Formatting worksheets
I have multiple worksheets. The number of columns of data
on each varies. (I have a variable which of the number of columns) I want to make the following changes to each sheet: 1. The first 2 rows are to be made bold 2. The first column is to be 24 wide 3. |
Formatting worksheets
Hi
try the following: - first group the sheets (hold down the SHIFT key while selecting the sheets) - apply your format - ungroup the sheets -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Eric wrote: I have multiple worksheets. The number of columns of data on each varies. (I have a variable which of the number of columns) I want to make the following changes to each sheet: 1. The first 2 rows are to be made bold 2. The first column is to be 24 wide 3. |
Formatting worksheets
Frank
Sorry, my post was incomplete. I want to do this using VBA. -----Original Message----- Hi try the following: - first group the sheets (hold down the SHIFT key while selecting the sheets) - apply your format - ungroup the sheets -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Eric wrote: I have multiple worksheets. The number of columns of data on each varies. (I have a variable which of the number of columns) I want to make the following changes to each sheet: 1. The first 2 rows are to be made bold 2. The first column is to be 24 wide 3. . |
Formatting worksheets
Hi Eric
Do exactly what Frank said except that you must now go to the Tool menu and select Record Macro while doing these steps. The macro wil write the code for you in VBA Hope this is what you are looking for. Kind Regard -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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