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My macro merges various cells (A1 thru K1) at various times. A1 thru E1 are
already merged as one cell but I want to merge them with cells F1:K1. But when my macro does that, Excel displays this message (and requires that the User hit "OK"): "The selection contains multiple data values. Merging into one cell will keep the upper-left most data only." I don't want the User to have to hit "OK" every time that the macro merges the cells (which happens about 20 times) ... how do I tell Excel to automatically perform the merge without popping-up that message? Dan (BTW ... I love this Excel Discussion Group ... you people are SO smart!) |
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