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Can someone provide a VBA function to populate 1000's
of cells with a simple expression, for example =RAND()? That is, I want to have a program/macro to populate the cells instead of having to replicate them manually (e.g, by dragging), which is painfully slow for such large numbers of cells. If there is an alternative that is equally fast and easy to use, I would appreciate hearing about it. I would also appreciate step-by-step instructions for how to enter the macro and how to execute it. And since I am interested in an expression involving RAND(), I would appreciate advice on how to prevent re-execution of the macro each time the spreadsheet is recalculated -- other than turning off automatic recalculation. (But if that is the only way, I would appreciate confirmation.) Or is that the norm; i.e, are macros executed only when you invoke them explicitly from the keyboard? I know I should read a book, and I will in time. But I am hoping this is a simple enough request that someone will not mind filling in the blanks sooner than I digest a book. Thanks. |
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