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I need to write a macro that will do the following
If there is a check-mark symbol in a given cell on a row of data, all cells preceeding the check-mark cell will be grayed out. If the check-mark symbol is problematic, I can possibly pursuade my coworker to enter a certain alphanumeric character in the cell instead. For example: Row 9, column H has the checkmark or other "flag" Column a - g would be grayed out on that line only when the macro is run |
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