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Can someone say what kinds of formulas are detected as being present in a
cell by the HasFormula property? Some different kinds of formulas: =A30 =A30/K$29 =A20*A21 =atan(A20) Also, can someone say what this statement will return and define as the rngDst. With ActiveCell ... Set rngDst = Range(.Formula) ... EndWith depending upon which of the above formulas is in the ActiveCell? Thank you. John Wirt |
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Select all your cells and do Edit=Goto=Special and select Formlas.
All you show would qualify as a formula. from the immediate window: ? activeCell.HasFormula True ? activeCell.Formula =10 ActiveCell.Value = 10 ? activeCell.HasFormula False ?ActiveCell.Formula 10 Your second question is that none of the formula strings are valid range references except =A30, so they would all return error except =A30. From the immediate window: ?Range("=A30").Address $A$30 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "John Wirt" wrote in message ... Can someone say what kinds of formulas are detected as being present in a cell by the HasFormula property? Some different kinds of formulas: =A30 =A30/K$29 =A20*A21 =atan(A20) Also, can someone say what this statement will return and define as the rngDst. With ActiveCell ... Set rngDst = Range(.Formula) ... EndWith depending upon which of the above formulas is in the ActiveCell? Thank you. John Wirt |
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