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I have several ranges on several sheets which contain a mixture of
a) numbers in the form of: 123 b) numbers in the form of: =123+456 (resulting in 579) c) formulae in the form of: =sum(A1:A20) d) formulae in the form of: =A30+A40+A50 etc.. Each month I need to clear the numbers in categories a & b, but leave the formulae in categories c & d What's the simplest and quickest way of achieving this? Is it a macro which loops through all the cells testing to see whether the cell should be cleared, or is there a more elegant solution. If a looping macro, can someone suggest what the test should be please? Many thanks, Richard Buttrey |
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