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Hello.
I would like the user to be able to click on a cell in a sheet to tell the program where something is. 1) Click a command button to start the program 2) Ask the user where the first sheet to work with is 3) Ask the user where the second sheet to work with is I'm thinking it would work something like the little ranger finder icon that you use to define a consolidation range or a Pivot Table's input... or something like that. But I don't know how to throw up that dialog box to let the user click on a cell or highlight a group of cells, and then continue on. Can someone help me with just that piece? Thanks. Mark |
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