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trouble with simple loop . . .ARGH!
I am a newbie!
I am running a macro to dump timescaledata into excel. I want to bold each subtotaled row(done with the subtotal command). I cannot for the life of me figure out what I've done wrong. I want to cycle through the range, and wherever the text includes the word "Total", bold the entire row. JEff ================================================== everything is declared . . . . Set xlRng = xlRng.Columns("a") xlRng.Select For Each cell In xlRng If Right(cell.Value, 5) = "Total" Then EntireRow.Select.Font.Bold = True End If Next cell |
trouble with simple loop . . .ARGH!
Buster, try
Dim cell as Range For each cell In Range("A1:A1000").cells If cell.Value Like "*Total*" Then cell.EntireRow.Font.Bold = True End If Next cell Good luck Fred "Buster" wrote in message ... I am a newbie! I am running a macro to dump timescaledata into excel. I want to bold each subtotaled row(done with the subtotal command). I cannot for the life of me figure out what I've done wrong. I want to cycle through the range, and wherever the text includes the word "Total", bold the entire row. JEff ================================================== everything is declared . . . . Set xlRng = xlRng.Columns("a") xlRng.Select For Each cell In xlRng If Right(cell.Value, 5) = "Total" Then EntireRow.Select.Font.Bold = True End If Next cell |
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