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Help needed with merged cells
Hello,
I am looping through cells in the range and I am trying to figure out whether the cell is a merged cell. If it is a merged cell, how many columns and rows the merged area includes? Thanks? |
Help needed with merged cells
Hi Frank,
I am looping through cells in the range and I am trying to figure out whether the cell is a merged cell. If it is a merged cell, how many columns and rows the merged area includes? With the following code you can check which cells are included in a merged range: Sub test() Dim c As Range, x As String For Each c In Range("A1:E10") If c.MergeCells Then x = x & c.Address(False, False) & ", " End If Next c MsgBox x End Sub Maybe it helps. -- Greetings, Monika Weber [Microsoft MVP für Excel] http://www.jumper.ch (Office Help Desk) |
Help needed with merged cells
Here's what you would have to test if it is merged and how many rows/columns
(assuming rng is your current "cell"/range): If rng.MergeCells Then MsgBox "rows=" & rng.MergeArea.Rows.Count & " cols=" & rng.MergeArea.Columns.Count End If -Erik "Frank Rizzo" wrote in message ... Hello, I am looping through cells in the range and I am trying to figure out whether the cell is a merged cell. If it is a merged cell, how many columns and rows the merged area includes? Thanks? |
Help needed with merged cells
Hi Frank,
I am looping through cells in the range and I am trying to figure out whether the cell is a merged cell. If it is a merged cell, how many columns and rows the merged area includes? With the following code you can check which cells are included in a merged range: Sub test() Dim c As Range, x As String For Each c In Range("A1:E10") If c.MergeCells Then x = x & c.Address(False, False) & ", " End If Next c MsgBox x End Sub Maybe it helps. -- Greetings, Monika Weber [Microsoft MVP für Excel] http://www.jumper.ch (Office Help Desk) |
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