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I am creating a function that alters formulas in a user selected range. In
order to avoid looping through each cell in the range I was using the SpecialCells method but this will not work if the sheet is protected. Is there another way to return the formula-containing cells only without looping through the entire selected range (which could be the entire sheet!). I am trying to avoid cracking the password and then reprotecting the sheet. |
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