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I often read and write chunks of Excel data by reading them into a
variant array, process the data, and then write the changes back. As most know this is a very effecient method. I would like to do the same think with a range of cell properties. For example I would like to be able to individually check which cells on a sheet contain a formula. I am currently reading the cells into a range object and looping through each cell in the range. The ones with a formula I am applying a special format. Is it possible to read the .HasFormula property into a variant array and loop through the array instead of through the range. I think it might be faster but cannot get it to work. Any help or direction is appreciated. Thanks Darryl Smith |
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