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Select all cells NOT in a range
I'm trying to use SpecialCells to select all the non-blank cells in my range.
If my approach is correct please tell me how to complete my code, or if there's a better way... 'my approach is to: set Blanks=MyRange.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks) 'and then set MyRange=intersect ( MyRange , [not blanks] ) 'but I can't work out how to get [not blanks] Thanks in advance Rob |
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