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Hi All,
I want to select a non-contiguous range but with the restriction that it can contain only one cell from each row. Is it possible to unselect all other cells in the row when I add a new cell of the same row to the range. The problem is that Ctrl-Click doesn't trigger Selection_Change event to give me opportunity to reformat my range on the fly! Regards, Stefi |
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