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Multiple Occurences within a range
I am checking a cells to see if they have hard coded data
in them (i.e. A2 + 1). However, I have a lot of annual dates in my spreadsheets that are generated by adding 1 to to the value in the preceding column(i.e. B2 = A2+1). So the "+ 1" will get picked up in this query. Is there a way to check and see if the cell that I am evaluating is within a range of cells that all have the same formula type (i.e. a cell with "+ 1" within a range of cells with "+ 1" would be flagged and ignored in my query) Thanks |
Multiple Occurences within a range
Only by building the list youself through looping and examining the formula.
There are goto special options for row differences and column differences - you could play with these, but I think your differences are too great for these to be useful. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ExcelMonkey" wrote in message ... I am checking a cells to see if they have hard coded data in them (i.e. A2 + 1). However, I have a lot of annual dates in my spreadsheets that are generated by adding 1 to to the value in the preceding column(i.e. B2 = A2+1). So the "+ 1" will get picked up in this query. Is there a way to check and see if the cell that I am evaluating is within a range of cells that all have the same formula type (i.e. a cell with "+ 1" within a range of cells with "+ 1" would be flagged and ignored in my query) Thanks |
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