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Outline level
using 2003. I need to capture the outline level and or if columns/
rows have been grouped. I know how to set the outline level but how can I capture if/what the outline level is? meg99 |
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Outline level
For any given row?
Dim myRow As Range Set myRow = ActiveSheet.Range("a17").EntireRow MsgBox myRow.OutlineLevel meg99 wrote: using 2003. I need to capture the outline level and or if columns/ rows have been grouped. I know how to set the outline level but how can I capture if/what the outline level is? meg99 -- Dave Peterson |
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