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You have to switch the views as far as I know. Another option, would
be to insert a debug.print statement into your loop. for example the following will print the values of the first 10 cells in column A Sub test() Dim CurRng As Range Dim Cnt As Integer Application.ScreenUpdating = False For Cnt = 0 To 9 Set CurRng = Range("A1").Offset(Cnt, 0) Debug.Print "Range " & CurRng.Address & " = " & CurRng Next Cnt Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub I prefer this method as I often will turn off the screenupdating process to smooth out performance. |
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