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I am trying to select the entire column of the active cell (say it is C4).
In row 1 and row 2 there are several merged cells (say B1:G1 and B2:G2). Range("C4").Activate ActiveCell.EntireColumn.Select ' Where C4 is a cell found with a Find command When I do this, all the columns containing the merged cells get selected, not just the one I want to select. How can I bypass this problem? |
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