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How do I append the same text to multiple cells?
I want to add a "" to each cell in a column of cells when the cell isn't
blank. I'm doing this in a macro for multiple workbooks, so I want the fastest/most efficient way possible. My current idea is: Given the column with text is column A, insert a new row with the formula =IF(T(A2)<"",""&A2,"") and drag that formula down, then paste special values over into the location I want the data. Is there a better way? |
How do I append the same text to multiple cells?
This should be very quick. Just select the cells and run the macro:
Sub mike() For Each r In Selection If IsEmpty(r.Value) Then Else r.Value = r.Value & "" End If Next End Sub -- Gary's Student gsnu200706 "mike herman" wrote: I want to add a "" to each cell in a column of cells when the cell isn't blank. I'm doing this in a macro for multiple workbooks, so I want the fastest/most efficient way possible. My current idea is: Given the column with text is column A, insert a new row with the formula =IF(T(A2)<"",""&A2,"") and drag that formula down, then paste special values over into the location I want the data. Is there a better way? |
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