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If I have a range object consisting of only a single mergedarea in VBA and
want to determine which cell is the one holding the value, how can I do that? Two examples: Merged Range is A1:D7 Value is in A1 Merged Range is A1:D7 Value is i n D7 [I believe that the value of a merged range can only be in the upper right cell or the lower left cell. The above examples are for illustration only.] In a general sense, how can I determine the location of the cell with the value? Note: I won't know in advance whether the cell with the value is populated or blank. |
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