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I know that my cmd button code can unlock a worksheet, then step through a
list of named ranges to clear, but is there a better way, say using "For each...next" to step trhough each cell in a named range to test for the "unlocked" cells, then clearing? Can you address each cell as a range in a collection of ranges using For...each? DM |
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