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Test for Merge
What is the easiest way to code a Boolean UDF that, given a range as input,
will return TRUE if any cell in that range is merged and FALSE otherwise? -- Gary's Student |
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Hi,
Try this: =isMerge(A1:H1) in required cell Function IsMerge(inRng) For Each cell In inRng If cell.MergeCells Then IsMerge = True Exit Function End If Next cell IsMerge = False End Function "Gary''s Student" wrote: What is the easiest way to code a Boolean UDF that, given a range as input, will return TRUE if any cell in that range is merged and FALSE otherwise? -- Gary's Student |
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Thanks a lot. I now have a better test for "sortability"
-- Gary's Student "Toppers" wrote: Hi, Try this: =isMerge(A1:H1) in required cell Function IsMerge(inRng) For Each cell In inRng If cell.MergeCells Then IsMerge = True Exit Function End If Next cell IsMerge = False End Function "Gary''s Student" wrote: What is the easiest way to code a Boolean UDF that, given a range as input, will return TRUE if any cell in that range is merged and FALSE otherwise? -- Gary's Student |
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