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If I have a large matrix of cells that all need to be activated, i
there a macro I can use that will allow me to highlight the range an activate them all at once I think someone posted something like this about six months ago If you know how to write a macro like this, please help Thanks Kat -------- Message sent via www.excelforums.com |
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Hi Kate
not sure what you mean by "activate" the cells ... could you provide a few more details as to what you want to achieve. Cheers JulieD "modelergirl - ExcelForums.com" wrote in message ... If I have a large matrix of cells that all need to be activated, is there a macro I can use that will allow me to highlight the range and activate them all at once? I think someone posted something like this about six months ago. If you know how to write a macro like this, please help! Thanks, Kate --------- Message sent via www.excelforums.com |
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What is your definition of "activate" them. If you highlight them, you have
selected them and one cell will be the active cell (only one cell can be the activecell). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "modelergirl - ExcelForums.com" wrote in message ... If I have a large matrix of cells that all need to be activated, is there a macro I can use that will allow me to highlight the range and activate them all at once? I think someone posted something like this about six months ago. If you know how to write a macro like this, please help! Thanks, Kate --------- Message sent via www.excelforums.com |
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Sorry, should have clarified
I am trying to activate matrix formulas in the cells, which would b done cell by cell using F2+Shift+Enter -------- Message sent via www.excelforums.com |
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set rng = Range("B9:F30")
rng.formula = "=trunc(rand()*100+1)" change the formula to the one you want activated. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "modelergirl - ExcelForums.com" wrote in message ... Sorry, should have clarified. I am trying to activate matrix formulas in the cells, which would be done cell by cell using F2+Shift+Enter. --------- Message sent via www.excelforums.com |
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