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Problem with Cells Selection through macro.
Hello There,
I want to select a coloumn say A, through macro in a worksheet where from A to O some 300 rows are merged. Now when i use Column("A:A").Select it selects all the column from A to O how can i select only "A:A" Regards |
Problem with Cells Selection through macro.
If they are merged then you cannot. Effectively you only have one cell!
You could un-merge them select and re-merge, but I am not sure what that delivers? Since any values placed in A will then appear in the new cell A:O when re-merged. -- Cheers Nigel "Rahul Gupta" wrote in message ... Hello There, I want to select a coloumn say A, through macro in a worksheet where from A to O some 300 rows are merged. Now when i use Column("A:A").Select it selects all the column from A to O how can i select only "A:A" Regards |
Problem with Cells Selection through macro.
As much as I don't like to use merge cells, you may find that if you upgrade,
the newer versions of excel handle merged cells better. If I remember correctly, the behavior you described occurred in xl97. Not much of a workaround, huh? Rahul Gupta wrote: Hello There, I want to select a coloumn say A, through macro in a worksheet where from A to O some 300 rows are merged. Now when i use Column("A:A").Select it selects all the column from A to O how can i select only "A:A" Regards -- Dave Peterson |
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