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I have the following Visual Basic Sub in an excel 2000
worksheet: If Worksheets(1).Range("J2").Value = "RT" Then Worksheets (1).Range("BG2").Value = "RT" This works fine. What I want to do is for this to work for every cell in column "J" and every cell in column "BG" Not just J2 and BG2. I have thousands of records so it is not possible to type this expression for each cell number. Any advice would be awesome and appreciated. thanks so much, matthew. |
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