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I have a small macro which formats selected cells. How I can get an error
message if an entire column is selected? I don't want all 65000 odd cells in that column to be formatted. I see that Columns("E:E").Select selects all cells in column E but I don't know in advance which column will be selected as the format macro will work on any block of cells selected. Thanks. |
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