Copying Range Just To Get Formatting?
I've got a "WhatIf" section on a spreadsheet where the user can
choose a couple of entities via .Validation drop down boxes. When one entity is chosen but the other is not, I need to clear the contents of many cells in that row. ..Range.Clear doesn't work because it clears the borders of the cells too. Or am I missing something in .Clear? If not, it seems like one approach would be to create a model range in an invisible row - that has the borders desired - and copy said model over the WhatIf columns when it's time to clear them. But I've got a chicken-egg problem with the model: only place I can get it is a place on the sheet where cells are already populated with values.... but .sourceRange.Copy targetRange doesn't seem to have a provision for copying only formatting and leaving the data behind. I'm striking out on .PasteSpecial - although it *seems* like it should do the job with the right parms specified. Can anybody offer a suggestion? Am I barking up the wrong tree here? I do not want to explicitly format the model range because when the sheet is created via VBA, the user can specify options that affect the layout of the rows - hence the "model" approach. -- PeteCresswell |
Copying Range Just To Get Formatting?
Use .ClearContents
-- Pops Jackson "(PeteCresswell)" wrote: I've got a "WhatIf" section on a spreadsheet where the user can choose a couple of entities via .Validation drop down boxes. When one entity is chosen but the other is not, I need to clear the contents of many cells in that row. ..Range.Clear doesn't work because it clears the borders of the cells too. Or am I missing something in .Clear? If not, it seems like one approach would be to create a model range in an invisible row - that has the borders desired - and copy said model over the WhatIf columns when it's time to clear them. But I've got a chicken-egg problem with the model: only place I can get it is a place on the sheet where cells are already populated with values.... but .sourceRange.Copy targetRange doesn't seem to have a provision for copying only formatting and leaving the data behind. I'm striking out on .PasteSpecial - although it *seems* like it should do the job with the right parms specified. Can anybody offer a suggestion? Am I barking up the wrong tree here? I do not want to explicitly format the model range because when the sheet is created via VBA, the user can specify options that affect the layout of the rows - hence the "model" approach. -- PeteCresswell |
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