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I know you now have the answer you were looking for. Just wanted to point out that you don't need to select a range in order to format it. For example: Range("A:A,G:G,M:M,S:S").ColumnWidth = 20 Range("B:B,H:H,N:N,T:T").ColumnWidth = 12 Range("C:C,D:D,I:I,J:J,O:O,P:P,U:U,V:V").ColumnWid th = 2 Range("E:E,K:K,Q:Q,W:W").ColumnWidth = 25 Range("F:F,L:L,R:R,X:X").ColumnWidth = 14 has the same effect as: Range("A:A,G:G,M:M,S:S").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 20 Range("B:B,H:H,N:N,T:T").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 12 Range("C:C,D:D,I:I,J:J,O:O,P:P,U:U,V:V").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 2 Range("E:E,K:K,Q:Q,W:W").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 25 Range("F:F,L:L,R:R,X:X").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 14 It's obviously less to code but it's also more efficient and quicker than the select/selection approach. It doesn't move the selection either so you don't need to reposition afterwards. You can also say "With Range(....)" rather than "Range(....).Select" and "With Selection" In fact, the whole thing can be reduced to: Sub Form1() ' ' Form1 Macro ' Macro recorded 12/9/2006 by Donna Casty ' THIS FORMATS MY ROW WIDTHS ' THEN MERGES THE CELLS ACROSS 6 COLUMNS ' AND DOWN 4 ROWS ' I AM TRYING TO CREATE DUPLICATE FORMS ON ONE PAGE. ' Range("A:A,G:G,M:M,S:S").ColumnWidth = 20 Range("B:B,H:H,N:N,T:T").ColumnWidth = 12 Range("C:C,D:D,I:I,J:J,O:O,P:P,U:U,V:V").ColumnWid th = 2 Range("E:E,K:K,Q:Q,W:W").ColumnWidth = 25 Range("F:F,L:L,R:R,X:X").ColumnWidth = 14 With Range("A1:F1,A2:F2,A3:F3,A4:F4,A22:F22,A23:F23,A24 :F24,A25:F25,A43:F43,A44:F44,A45:F45,A46:F46,A64:F 64,A65:F65,A66:F66,A67:F67,A85:F85,A86:F86,A87:F87 ,A88:F88,A106:F106,A107:F107,A108:F108,A109:F109,A 127:F127,A128:F128,A129:F129,A130:F130") .MergeCells = True End With With Range("G1:L1,G2:L2,G3:L3,G4:L4,G22:L22,G23:L23,G24 :L24,G25:L25,G43:L43,G44:L44,G45:L45,G46:L46,G64:L 64,G65:L65,G66:L66,G67:L67,G85:L85,G86:L86,G87:L87 ,G88:L88,G106:L106,G107:L107,G108:L108,G109:L109,G 127:L127,G128:L128,G129:L129,G130:L130") .MergeCells = True End With With Range("M1:R1,M2:R2,M3:R3,M4:R4,M22:R22,M23:R23,M24 :R24,M25:R25,M43:R43,M44:R44,M45:R45,M46:R46,M64:R 64,M65:R65,M66:R66,M67:R67,M85:R85,M86:R86,M87:R87 ,M88:R88,M106:R106,M107:R107,M108:R108,M109:R109,M 127:R127,M128:R128,M129:R129,M130:R130") .MergeCells = True End With With Range("S1:X1,S2:X2,S3:X3,S4:X4,S22:X22,S23:X23,S24 :X24,S25:X25,S43:X43,S44:X44,S45:X45,S46:X46,S64:X 64,S65:X65,S66:X66,S67:X67,S85:X85,S86:X86,S87:X87 ,S88:X88,S106:X106,S107:X107,S108:X108,S109:X109,S 127:X127,S128:X128,S129:X129,S130:X130") .MergeCells = True End With End Sub This assumes that the other format effects are the defaults and don't need to be changed. Regards Trevor "Donna C" wrote in message ... Heres the whole thing so its not so hard to explain, but its kinda windy,sorry.Try it and see what it does while I try some of the other suggestions. Thank you all for helping. Donna C. Sub Form1() ' ' Form1 Macro ' Macro recorded 12/9/2006 by Donna Casty 'THIS FORMATS MY ROW WIDTHS 'THEN MERGES THE CELLS ACROSS 6 COLUMNS 'AND DOWN 4 ROWS 'I AM TRYING TO CREATE DUPLICATE FORMS ON ONE PAGE. ' Range("A:A,G:G,M:M,S:S").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 20 Range("B:B,H:H,N:N,T:T").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 12 Range("C:C,D:D,I:I,J:J,O:O,P:P,U:U,V:V").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 2 Range("E:E,K:K,Q:Q,W:W").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 25 Range("F:F,L:L,R:R,X:X").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 14 Range("A1:F1,A2:F2,A3:F3,A4:F4,A22:F22,A23:F23,A24 :F24,A25:F25,A43:F43,A44:F44,A45:F45,A46:F46,A64:F 64,A65:F65,A66:F66,A67:F67,A85:F85,A86:F86,A87:F87 ,A88:F88,A106:F106,A107:F107,A108:F108,A109:F109,A 127:F127,A128:F128,A129:F129,A130:F130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With Range("G1:L1,G2:L2,G3:L3,G4:L4,G22:L22,G23:L23,G24 :L24,G25:L25,G43:L43,G44:L44,G45:L45,G46:L46,G64:L 64,G65:L65,G66:L66,G67:L67,G85:L85,G86:L86,G87:L87 ,G88:L88,G106:L106,G107:L107,G108:L108,G109:L109,G 127:L127,G128:L128,G129:L129,G130:L130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With Range("M1:R1,M2:R2,M3:R3,M4:R4,M22:R22,M23:R23,M24 :R24,M25:R25,M43:R43,M44:R44,M45:R45,M46:R46,M64:R 64,M65:R65,M66:R66,M67:R67,M85:R85,M86:R86,M87:R87 ,M88:R88,M106:R106,M107:R107,M108:R108,M109:R109,M 127:R127,M128:R128,M129:R129,M130:R130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With Range("S1:X1,S2:X2,S3:X3,S4:X4,S22:X22,S23:X23,S24 :X24,S25:X25,S43:X43,S44:X44,S45:X45,S46:X46,S64:X 64,S65:X65,S66:X66,S67:X67,S85:X85,S86:X86,S87:X87 ,S88:X88,S106:X106,S107:X107,S108:X108,S109:X109,S 127:X127,S128:X128,S129:X129,S130:X130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With End Sub "Donna C" wrote: I am pretty new to this VB programming stuff and I am having some problems.I am trying to merge cells across a wide selection of cells on a work sheet. It worked fine when on a single line (column A:F for example) however the scrolling issue came in.I tried to concatenate and combine things however something is amiss. Its probably something simple but I can't see it.Any suggestions would be great.Heres what I've got. Range("A1:F1,A2:F2,A3:F3,A4:F4,A22:F22,A23:F23,A24 :F24,A25:F25,A43:F43" & _ " A44:F44,A45:F45,A46:F46,A64:F64,A65:F65,A66:F66,A6 7:F67,A85:F85,A86:F86" & _ " A87:F87,A88:F88,A106:F106,A107:F107,A108:F108,A109 :F109" & _ " A127:F127,A128:F128,A129:F129,A130:F130" & _ " G1:L1,G2:L2,G3:L3,G4:L4,G22:L22,G23:L23,G24:L24,G2 5:L25" & _ " G43:L43,G44:L44,G45:L45,G46:L46,G64:L64,G65:L65,G6 6:L66" & _ " G67:L67,G85:L85,G86:L86,G87:L87,G88:L88,G106:L106" & _ " G107:L107,G108:L108,G109:L109,G127:L127,G128:L128, G129:L129,G130:L130" & _ " M1:R1,M2:R2,M3:R3,M4:R4,M22:R22,M23:R23,M24:R24,M2 5:R25,M43:R43" & _ " M44:R44,M45:R45,M46:R46,M64:R64,M65:R65,M66:R66,M6 7:R67,M85:R85" & _ " M86:R86,M87:R87,M88:R88,M106:R106,M107:R107,M108:R 108,M109:R109" & _ " M127:R127,M128:R128,M129:R129,M130:R130" & _ " S1:X1,S2:X2,S3:X3,S4:X4,S22:X22,S23:X23,S24:X24,S2 5:X25" & _ " S43:X43,S44:X44,S45:X45,S46:X46,S64:X64,S65:X65,S6 6:X66" & _ " S67:X67,S85:X85,S86:X86,S87:X87,S88:X88,S106:X106, S107:X107" & _ " S108:X108,S109:X109,S127:X127,S128:X128,S129:X129, S130:X130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With Thanks in advance Donna C. |
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I thought I'd already re-written the code ;-) The With Range("....") needs to be on one line; it word wrapped in the post so that may be the problem. You'd see the With highlighted in red but everything else would look OK. If you try to run it you'd get a Compile error: Syntax error. If it's not that, please post your code. Regards Trevor "Donna C" wrote in message ... Trevor, Thank you for your time and suggestions. I tried rewriting like you suggested using the "With Range" suggestion,But that part seems to lock up. Donna C. "Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote: Donna I know you now have the answer you were looking for. Just wanted to point out that you don't need to select a range in order to format it. For example: Range("A:A,G:G,M:M,S:S").ColumnWidth = 20 Range("B:B,H:H,N:N,T:T").ColumnWidth = 12 Range("C:C,D:D,I:I,J:J,O:O,P:P,U:U,V:V").ColumnWid th = 2 Range("E:E,K:K,Q:Q,W:W").ColumnWidth = 25 Range("F:F,L:L,R:R,X:X").ColumnWidth = 14 has the same effect as: Range("A:A,G:G,M:M,S:S").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 20 Range("B:B,H:H,N:N,T:T").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 12 Range("C:C,D:D,I:I,J:J,O:O,P:P,U:U,V:V").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 2 Range("E:E,K:K,Q:Q,W:W").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 25 Range("F:F,L:L,R:R,X:X").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 14 It's obviously less to code but it's also more efficient and quicker than the select/selection approach. It doesn't move the selection either so you don't need to reposition afterwards. You can also say "With Range(....)" rather than "Range(....).Select" and "With Selection" In fact, the whole thing can be reduced to: Sub Form1() ' ' Form1 Macro ' Macro recorded 12/9/2006 by Donna Casty ' THIS FORMATS MY ROW WIDTHS ' THEN MERGES THE CELLS ACROSS 6 COLUMNS ' AND DOWN 4 ROWS ' I AM TRYING TO CREATE DUPLICATE FORMS ON ONE PAGE. ' Range("A:A,G:G,M:M,S:S").ColumnWidth = 20 Range("B:B,H:H,N:N,T:T").ColumnWidth = 12 Range("C:C,D:D,I:I,J:J,O:O,P:P,U:U,V:V").ColumnWid th = 2 Range("E:E,K:K,Q:Q,W:W").ColumnWidth = 25 Range("F:F,L:L,R:R,X:X").ColumnWidth = 14 With Range("A1:F1,A2:F2,A3:F3,A4:F4,A22:F22,A23:F23,A24 :F24,A25:F25,A43:F43,A44:F44,A45:F45,A46:F46,A64:F 64,A65:F65,A66:F66,A67:F67,A85:F85,A86:F86,A87:F87 ,A88:F88,A106:F106,A107:F107,A108:F108,A109:F109,A 127:F127,A128:F128,A129:F129,A130:F130") .MergeCells = True End With With Range("G1:L1,G2:L2,G3:L3,G4:L4,G22:L22,G23:L23,G24 :L24,G25:L25,G43:L43,G44:L44,G45:L45,G46:L46,G64:L 64,G65:L65,G66:L66,G67:L67,G85:L85,G86:L86,G87:L87 ,G88:L88,G106:L106,G107:L107,G108:L108,G109:L109,G 127:L127,G128:L128,G129:L129,G130:L130") .MergeCells = True End With With Range("M1:R1,M2:R2,M3:R3,M4:R4,M22:R22,M23:R23,M24 :R24,M25:R25,M43:R43,M44:R44,M45:R45,M46:R46,M64:R 64,M65:R65,M66:R66,M67:R67,M85:R85,M86:R86,M87:R87 ,M88:R88,M106:R106,M107:R107,M108:R108,M109:R109,M 127:R127,M128:R128,M129:R129,M130:R130") .MergeCells = True End With With Range("S1:X1,S2:X2,S3:X3,S4:X4,S22:X22,S23:X23,S24 :X24,S25:X25,S43:X43,S44:X44,S45:X45,S46:X46,S64:X 64,S65:X65,S66:X66,S67:X67,S85:X85,S86:X86,S87:X87 ,S88:X88,S106:X106,S107:X107,S108:X108,S109:X109,S 127:X127,S128:X128,S129:X129,S130:X130") .MergeCells = True End With End Sub This assumes that the other format effects are the defaults and don't need to be changed. Regards Trevor "Donna C" wrote in message ... Heres the whole thing so its not so hard to explain, but its kinda windy,sorry.Try it and see what it does while I try some of the other suggestions. Thank you all for helping. Donna C. Sub Form1() ' ' Form1 Macro ' Macro recorded 12/9/2006 by Donna Casty 'THIS FORMATS MY ROW WIDTHS 'THEN MERGES THE CELLS ACROSS 6 COLUMNS 'AND DOWN 4 ROWS 'I AM TRYING TO CREATE DUPLICATE FORMS ON ONE PAGE. ' Range("A:A,G:G,M:M,S:S").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 20 Range("B:B,H:H,N:N,T:T").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 12 Range("C:C,D:D,I:I,J:J,O:O,P:P,U:U,V:V").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 2 Range("E:E,K:K,Q:Q,W:W").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 25 Range("F:F,L:L,R:R,X:X").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 14 Range("A1:F1,A2:F2,A3:F3,A4:F4,A22:F22,A23:F23,A24 :F24,A25:F25,A43:F43,A44:F44,A45:F45,A46:F46,A64:F 64,A65:F65,A66:F66,A67:F67,A85:F85,A86:F86,A87:F87 ,A88:F88,A106:F106,A107:F107,A108:F108,A109:F109,A 127:F127,A128:F128,A129:F129,A130:F130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With Range("G1:L1,G2:L2,G3:L3,G4:L4,G22:L22,G23:L23,G24 :L24,G25:L25,G43:L43,G44:L44,G45:L45,G46:L46,G64:L 64,G65:L65,G66:L66,G67:L67,G85:L85,G86:L86,G87:L87 ,G88:L88,G106:L106,G107:L107,G108:L108,G109:L109,G 127:L127,G128:L128,G129:L129,G130:L130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With Range("M1:R1,M2:R2,M3:R3,M4:R4,M22:R22,M23:R23,M24 :R24,M25:R25,M43:R43,M44:R44,M45:R45,M46:R46,M64:R 64,M65:R65,M66:R66,M67:R67,M85:R85,M86:R86,M87:R87 ,M88:R88,M106:R106,M107:R107,M108:R108,M109:R109,M 127:R127,M128:R128,M129:R129,M130:R130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With Range("S1:X1,S2:X2,S3:X3,S4:X4,S22:X22,S23:X23,S24 :X24,S25:X25,S43:X43,S44:X44,S45:X45,S46:X46,S64:X 64,S65:X65,S66:X66,S67:X67,S85:X85,S86:X86,S87:X87 ,S88:X88,S106:X106,S107:X107,S108:X108,S109:X109,S 127:X127,S128:X128,S129:X129,S130:X130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With End Sub "Donna C" wrote: I am pretty new to this VB programming stuff and I am having some problems.I am trying to merge cells across a wide selection of cells on a work sheet. It worked fine when on a single line (column A:F for example) however the scrolling issue came in.I tried to concatenate and combine things however something is amiss. Its probably something simple but I can't see it.Any suggestions would be great.Heres what I've got. Range("A1:F1,A2:F2,A3:F3,A4:F4,A22:F22,A23:F23,A24 :F24,A25:F25,A43:F43" & _ " A44:F44,A45:F45,A46:F46,A64:F64,A65:F65,A66:F66,A6 7:F67,A85:F85,A86:F86" & _ " A87:F87,A88:F88,A106:F106,A107:F107,A108:F108,A109 :F109" & _ " A127:F127,A128:F128,A129:F129,A130:F130" & _ " G1:L1,G2:L2,G3:L3,G4:L4,G22:L22,G23:L23,G24:L24,G2 5:L25" & _ " G43:L43,G44:L44,G45:L45,G46:L46,G64:L64,G65:L65,G6 6:L66" & _ " G67:L67,G85:L85,G86:L86,G87:L87,G88:L88,G106:L106" & _ " G107:L107,G108:L108,G109:L109,G127:L127,G128:L128, G129:L129,G130:L130" & _ " M1:R1,M2:R2,M3:R3,M4:R4,M22:R22,M23:R23,M24:R24,M2 5:R25,M43:R43" & _ " M44:R44,M45:R45,M46:R46,M64:R64,M65:R65,M66:R66,M6 7:R67,M85:R85" & _ " M86:R86,M87:R87,M88:R88,M106:R106,M107:R107,M108:R 108,M109:R109" & _ " M127:R127,M128:R128,M129:R129,M130:R130" & _ " S1:X1,S2:X2,S3:X3,S4:X4,S22:X22,S23:X23,S24:X24,S2 5:X25" & _ " S43:X43,S44:X44,S45:X45,S46:X46,S64:X64,S65:X65,S6 6:X66" & _ " S67:X67,S85:X85,S86:X86,S87:X87,S88:X88,S106:X106, S107:X107" & _ " S108:X108,S109:X109,S127:X127,S128:X128,S129:X129, S130:X130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With Thanks in advance Donna C. |
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My pleasure. Thanks for letting me know how you got on. I'm glad I could
help ... it's what the NG is about. Regards Trevor "Donna C" wrote in message ... Yes you did,and thank you. It was to many cut and pastes that caused the problem. I just rewrote it. Thanks again Donna C. "Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote: Donna I thought I'd already re-written the code ;-) The With Range("....") needs to be on one line; it word wrapped in the post so that may be the problem. You'd see the With highlighted in red but everything else would look OK. If you try to run it you'd get a Compile error: Syntax error. If it's not that, please post your code. Regards Trevor "Donna C" wrote in message ... Trevor, Thank you for your time and suggestions. I tried rewriting like you suggested using the "With Range" suggestion,But that part seems to lock up. Donna C. "Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote: Donna I know you now have the answer you were looking for. Just wanted to point out that you don't need to select a range in order to format it. For example: Range("A:A,G:G,M:M,S:S").ColumnWidth = 20 Range("B:B,H:H,N:N,T:T").ColumnWidth = 12 Range("C:C,D:D,I:I,J:J,O:O,P:P,U:U,V:V").ColumnWid th = 2 Range("E:E,K:K,Q:Q,W:W").ColumnWidth = 25 Range("F:F,L:L,R:R,X:X").ColumnWidth = 14 has the same effect as: Range("A:A,G:G,M:M,S:S").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 20 Range("B:B,H:H,N:N,T:T").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 12 Range("C:C,D:D,I:I,J:J,O:O,P:P,U:U,V:V").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 2 Range("E:E,K:K,Q:Q,W:W").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 25 Range("F:F,L:L,R:R,X:X").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 14 It's obviously less to code but it's also more efficient and quicker than the select/selection approach. It doesn't move the selection either so you don't need to reposition afterwards. You can also say "With Range(....)" rather than "Range(....).Select" and "With Selection" In fact, the whole thing can be reduced to: Sub Form1() ' ' Form1 Macro ' Macro recorded 12/9/2006 by Donna Casty ' THIS FORMATS MY ROW WIDTHS ' THEN MERGES THE CELLS ACROSS 6 COLUMNS ' AND DOWN 4 ROWS ' I AM TRYING TO CREATE DUPLICATE FORMS ON ONE PAGE. ' Range("A:A,G:G,M:M,S:S").ColumnWidth = 20 Range("B:B,H:H,N:N,T:T").ColumnWidth = 12 Range("C:C,D:D,I:I,J:J,O:O,P:P,U:U,V:V").ColumnWid th = 2 Range("E:E,K:K,Q:Q,W:W").ColumnWidth = 25 Range("F:F,L:L,R:R,X:X").ColumnWidth = 14 With Range("A1:F1,A2:F2,A3:F3,A4:F4,A22:F22,A23:F23,A24 :F24,A25:F25,A43:F43,A44:F44,A45:F45,A46:F46,A64:F 64,A65:F65,A66:F66,A67:F67,A85:F85,A86:F86,A87:F87 ,A88:F88,A106:F106,A107:F107,A108:F108,A109:F109,A 127:F127,A128:F128,A129:F129,A130:F130") .MergeCells = True End With With Range("G1:L1,G2:L2,G3:L3,G4:L4,G22:L22,G23:L23,G24 :L24,G25:L25,G43:L43,G44:L44,G45:L45,G46:L46,G64:L 64,G65:L65,G66:L66,G67:L67,G85:L85,G86:L86,G87:L87 ,G88:L88,G106:L106,G107:L107,G108:L108,G109:L109,G 127:L127,G128:L128,G129:L129,G130:L130") .MergeCells = True End With With Range("M1:R1,M2:R2,M3:R3,M4:R4,M22:R22,M23:R23,M24 :R24,M25:R25,M43:R43,M44:R44,M45:R45,M46:R46,M64:R 64,M65:R65,M66:R66,M67:R67,M85:R85,M86:R86,M87:R87 ,M88:R88,M106:R106,M107:R107,M108:R108,M109:R109,M 127:R127,M128:R128,M129:R129,M130:R130") .MergeCells = True End With With Range("S1:X1,S2:X2,S3:X3,S4:X4,S22:X22,S23:X23,S24 :X24,S25:X25,S43:X43,S44:X44,S45:X45,S46:X46,S64:X 64,S65:X65,S66:X66,S67:X67,S85:X85,S86:X86,S87:X87 ,S88:X88,S106:X106,S107:X107,S108:X108,S109:X109,S 127:X127,S128:X128,S129:X129,S130:X130") .MergeCells = True End With End Sub This assumes that the other format effects are the defaults and don't need to be changed. Regards Trevor "Donna C" wrote in message ... Heres the whole thing so its not so hard to explain, but its kinda windy,sorry.Try it and see what it does while I try some of the other suggestions. Thank you all for helping. Donna C. Sub Form1() ' ' Form1 Macro ' Macro recorded 12/9/2006 by Donna Casty 'THIS FORMATS MY ROW WIDTHS 'THEN MERGES THE CELLS ACROSS 6 COLUMNS 'AND DOWN 4 ROWS 'I AM TRYING TO CREATE DUPLICATE FORMS ON ONE PAGE. ' Range("A:A,G:G,M:M,S:S").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 20 Range("B:B,H:H,N:N,T:T").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 12 Range("C:C,D:D,I:I,J:J,O:O,P:P,U:U,V:V").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 2 Range("E:E,K:K,Q:Q,W:W").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 25 Range("F:F,L:L,R:R,X:X").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 14 Range("A1:F1,A2:F2,A3:F3,A4:F4,A22:F22,A23:F23,A24 :F24,A25:F25,A43:F43,A44:F44,A45:F45,A46:F46,A64:F 64,A65:F65,A66:F66,A67:F67,A85:F85,A86:F86,A87:F87 ,A88:F88,A106:F106,A107:F107,A108:F108,A109:F109,A 127:F127,A128:F128,A129:F129,A130:F130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With Range("G1:L1,G2:L2,G3:L3,G4:L4,G22:L22,G23:L23,G24 :L24,G25:L25,G43:L43,G44:L44,G45:L45,G46:L46,G64:L 64,G65:L65,G66:L66,G67:L67,G85:L85,G86:L86,G87:L87 ,G88:L88,G106:L106,G107:L107,G108:L108,G109:L109,G 127:L127,G128:L128,G129:L129,G130:L130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With Range("M1:R1,M2:R2,M3:R3,M4:R4,M22:R22,M23:R23,M24 :R24,M25:R25,M43:R43,M44:R44,M45:R45,M46:R46,M64:R 64,M65:R65,M66:R66,M67:R67,M85:R85,M86:R86,M87:R87 ,M88:R88,M106:R106,M107:R107,M108:R108,M109:R109,M 127:R127,M128:R128,M129:R129,M130:R130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With Range("S1:X1,S2:X2,S3:X3,S4:X4,S22:X22,S23:X23,S24 :X24,S25:X25,S43:X43,S44:X44,S45:X45,S46:X46,S64:X 64,S65:X65,S66:X66,S67:X67,S85:X85,S86:X86,S87:X87 ,S88:X88,S106:X106,S107:X107,S108:X108,S109:X109,S 127:X127,S128:X128,S129:X129,S130:X130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With End Sub "Donna C" wrote: I am pretty new to this VB programming stuff and I am having some problems.I am trying to merge cells across a wide selection of cells on a work sheet. It worked fine when on a single line (column A:F for example) however the scrolling issue came in.I tried to concatenate and combine things however something is amiss. Its probably something simple but I can't see it.Any suggestions would be great.Heres what I've got. Range("A1:F1,A2:F2,A3:F3,A4:F4,A22:F22,A23:F23,A24 :F24,A25:F25,A43:F43" & _ " A44:F44,A45:F45,A46:F46,A64:F64,A65:F65,A66:F66,A6 7:F67,A85:F85,A86:F86" & _ " A87:F87,A88:F88,A106:F106,A107:F107,A108:F108,A109 :F109" & _ " A127:F127,A128:F128,A129:F129,A130:F130" & _ " G1:L1,G2:L2,G3:L3,G4:L4,G22:L22,G23:L23,G24:L24,G2 5:L25" & _ " G43:L43,G44:L44,G45:L45,G46:L46,G64:L64,G65:L65,G6 6:L66" & _ " G67:L67,G85:L85,G86:L86,G87:L87,G88:L88,G106:L106" & _ " G107:L107,G108:L108,G109:L109,G127:L127,G128:L128, G129:L129,G130:L130" & _ " M1:R1,M2:R2,M3:R3,M4:R4,M22:R22,M23:R23,M24:R24,M2 5:R25,M43:R43" & _ " M44:R44,M45:R45,M46:R46,M64:R64,M65:R65,M66:R66,M6 7:R67,M85:R85" & _ " M86:R86,M87:R87,M88:R88,M106:R106,M107:R107,M108:R 108,M109:R109" & _ " M127:R127,M128:R128,M129:R129,M130:R130" & _ " S1:X1,S2:X2,S3:X3,S4:X4,S22:X22,S23:X23,S24:X24,S2 5:X25" & _ " S43:X43,S44:X44,S45:X45,S46:X46,S64:X64,S65:X65,S6 6:X66" & _ " S67:X67,S85:X85,S86:X86,S87:X87,S88:X88,S106:X106, S107:X107" & _ " S108:X108,S109:X109,S127:X127,S128:X128,S129:X129, S130:X130").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlGeneral .VerticalAlignment = xlBottom .WrapText = False .Orientation = 0 .AddIndent = False .IndentLevel = 0 .ShrinkToFit = False .ReadingOrder = xlContext .MergeCells = True End With Thanks in advance Donna C. |
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