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Excel cell format
I am editing a spreadsheet which the original user used cell formatting to
indicate postives. It looks very pretty!! Is there a function, macro I can use,as it contains over 3000 row, to replace the shaded (filled but blank) cells with yes? |
Excel cell format
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In article , gb_S49 wrote: I am editing a spreadsheet which the original user used cell formatting to indicate postives. It looks very pretty!! Is there a function, macro I can use,as it contains over 3000 row, to replace the shaded (filled but blank) cells with yes? |
Excel cell format
set rng = Columns(5)
On Error Resume Next set rng1 = Intersect(rng.specialcells(xlBlanks),Activesheet.U sedRange) rng1.Value = "Yes" On Error goto 0 if rng1 is nothing then msgbox "No cells found" -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "gb_S49" wrote in message ... I am editing a spreadsheet which the original user used cell formatting to indicate postives. It looks very pretty!! Is there a function, macro I can use,as it contains over 3000 row, to replace the shaded (filled but blank) cells with yes? |
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