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Macro help
Hi,
I needed help with a macro that can fill the cells beneath it until it reaches the next entry, then do the same until it reaches the end of the file. I have researched loops but I haven't figured out how to implement them with a "fill" command. Thanks, Sean Heckathorne |
Macro help
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Sub fillincolumn() For Each c In Range("a3:a18") If c = "" Then c.Value = c.Offset(-1) Next End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Sean H" wrote in message ... Hi, I needed help with a macro that can fill the cells beneath it until it reaches the next entry, then do the same until it reaches the end of the file. I have researched loops but I haven't figured out how to implement them with a "fill" command. Thanks, Sean Heckathorne |
Macro help
"Sean H" wrote in message ... Hi, I needed help with a macro that can fill the cells beneath it until it reaches the next entry, then do the same until it reaches the end of the file. I have researched loops but I haven't figured out how to implement them with a "fill" command. Thanks, Sean Heckathorne The fastest way i know of presuming your trying to fill blank cells with a given value is: Range(start,end).SpecialCells(xlBlanks).Value = your value Otherwise u need to grind thru each cell in the range, For rowindex = 2 to range("A65536").end(xlup).row if range("A"&rowindex).value = your_test_value then range("A"&rowindex).value = your_value next rowindex |
Macro help
Debra Dalgleish has some techniques at:
http://contextures.com/xlDataEntry02.html (both manual and by code) Sean H wrote: Hi, I needed help with a macro that can fill the cells beneath it until it reaches the next entry, then do the same until it reaches the end of the file. I have researched loops but I haven't figured out how to implement them with a "fill" command. Thanks, Sean Heckathorne -- Dave Peterson |
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