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which function i should use?????
I have several rows, like below:
Row A B C -------------------------------------------------- 1 outline1 2 outline2 3 Text1 4 Text2 5 outline3 6 Text3 ........ ........ 500 When i select range("C6"), I want to know it is within outline1 then outline3 |
which function i should use?????
Probably very easy, but you will have to explain it a bit better.
RBS "OKLover" wrote in message ... I have several rows, like below: Row A B C -------------------------------------------------- 1 outline1 2 outline2 3 Text1 4 Text2 5 outline3 6 Text3 ....... ....... 500 When i select range("C6"), I want to know it is within outline1 then outline3 |
which function i should use?????
all of the rows are grouped
"RB Smissaert" wrote: Probably very easy, but you will have to explain it a bit better. RBS "OKLover" wrote in message ... I have several rows, like below: Row A B C -------------------------------------------------- 1 outline1 2 outline2 3 Text1 4 Text2 5 outline3 6 Text3 ....... ....... 500 When i select range("C6"), I want to know it is within outline1 then outline3 |
which function i should use?????
Still can't understand it easily.
RBS "OKLover" wrote in message ... all of the rows are grouped "RB Smissaert" wrote: Probably very easy, but you will have to explain it a bit better. RBS "OKLover" wrote in message ... I have several rows, like below: Row A B C -------------------------------------------------- 1 outline1 2 outline2 3 Text1 4 Text2 5 outline3 6 Text3 ....... ....... 500 When i select range("C6"), I want to know it is within outline1 then outline3 |
which function i should use?????
OK, Row 3 and Row 4 grouped in Outline2, Row 6 grouped in outline3, and
outline 2 and outline 3 grouped in outline 1 The outlinelevel of Row1 is 1 The outlinelevel of Row 2 and Row 5 are 2 The outlinelevel of Row 3, 4 and 6 are 3 When I select Row4, how do i know it is grouped in outline 2 then outline 1? "RB Smissaert" wrote: Still can't understand it easily. RBS "OKLover" wrote in message ... all of the rows are grouped "RB Smissaert" wrote: Probably very easy, but you will have to explain it a bit better. RBS "OKLover" wrote in message ... I have several rows, like below: Row A B C -------------------------------------------------- 1 outline1 2 outline2 3 Text1 4 Text2 5 outline3 6 Text3 ....... ....... 500 When i select range("C6"), I want to know it is within outline1 then outline3 |
which function i should use?????
Hi OKLover,
When I select Row4, how do i know it is grouped in outline 2 then outline Try, MsgBox Rows("4:4").OutlineLevel --- Regards, Norman "OKLover" wrote in message ... OK, Row 3 and Row 4 grouped in Outline2, Row 6 grouped in outline3, and outline 2 and outline 3 grouped in outline 1 The outlinelevel of Row1 is 1 The outlinelevel of Row 2 and Row 5 are 2 The outlinelevel of Row 3, 4 and 6 are 3 When I select Row4, how do i know it is grouped in outline 2 then outline 1? "RB Smissaert" wrote: Still can't understand it easily. RBS "OKLover" wrote in message ... all of the rows are grouped "RB Smissaert" wrote: Probably very easy, but you will have to explain it a bit better. RBS "OKLover" wrote in message ... I have several rows, like below: Row A B C -------------------------------------------------- 1 outline1 2 outline2 3 Text1 4 Text2 5 outline3 6 Text3 ....... ....... 500 When i select range("C6"), I want to know it is within outline1 then outline3 |
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