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I believe my code already answers your questions.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Hein" wrote in message ... Thanks Vacation's over and Tom for your answers! Maybe we are looking for a too complicated answer? I've been thinking since my last post (quite a headache now ;-) ) and maybe the answer isn't so complicated. If you have a line of filled cells (e.g. in a column) you can go to the last cell by either using <<end-arrow down of by using << ctrl-arrow down. Do any of you guys know to capture this in VBA? 2nd question. Sometimes the line of cells is interrupted by a blank cell. To be sure to not miss a cell: is it possible to stop the macro after the above mentioned <<ctrl-arrow down part so that I have the change to include more cells after the blank cell, and using the enter key continues the code?? If I can pull this off I'm sure I can get it working. By the way vacation's over: the reason for my asking this question is that I have to do this trick several hunderds of times, maybe over a thousand. Just typing the formula takes a lot of time! Thanks for any help Hein -- Hein ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hein's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=24744 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=474730 |
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