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Help with Looping I think
I have a range of cells A1:A10. I have named the range "Data". How can I
specify to run a procedure for every cell within that range without specifying cell references? In case a cell is added or deleted to the range name, I still only want the procedure to dun for the cells within that range name. Make sense? |
Help with Looping I think
Give something like this a try...
Dim rng as range for each rng in Range("MyRange") msgbox rng.value next rng -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Mike" wrote: I have a range of cells A1:A10. I have named the range "Data". How can I specify to run a procedure for every cell within that range without specifying cell references? In case a cell is added or deleted to the range name, I still only want the procedure to dun for the cells within that range name. Make sense? |
Help with Looping I think
thanks
"Jim Thomlinson" wrote: Give something like this a try... Dim rng as range for each rng in Range("MyRange") msgbox rng.value next rng -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Mike" wrote: I have a range of cells A1:A10. I have named the range "Data". How can I specify to run a procedure for every cell within that range without specifying cell references? In case a cell is added or deleted to the range name, I still only want the procedure to dun for the cells within that range name. Make sense? |
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