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Another option if you're worried about the user typing formulas into the input
cells. Select all the cells that can be used for data entry and give it a nice range name (Insert|name|define). Then just: worksheets("inputsheetname").range("inputrng1").cl earcontents Then you won't have to worry about how the user types his/her entries. "chryo <" wrote: Can anyone throw me a bone here. I need to write some code to attache to a command button that will check an entire spreadsheet and clear all numeric data. Basically the spreadsheet is for cost analysis and we enter hours. I want to click the button and have it clear all the hours from all cells and ignore any text data. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ -- Dave Peterson |
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