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Easy way to test range as single cell
I'm trying to come up with an easy way in VBA to know if
the selected range is one single cell only -- and from a restricted range of cells. I suspect this is trivially easy to do, but the how of it escapes me at this moment. Ideas gladly solicited. dman |
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Easy way to test range as single cell
On 9 Dec, 17:45, Dallman Ross <dman@localhost. wrote:
I'm trying to come up with an easy way in VBA to know if the selected range is one single cell only -- and from a restricted range of cells. I suspect this is trivially easy to do, but the how of it escapes me at this moment. Ideas gladly solicited. dman If the user has already selected the range then it would be: if Selection.Cells.Count 1 then Msgbox "More than one cell is selected" end if James |
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Easy way to test range as single cell
You might try
' ensure a Range is selected If TypeOf Selection Is Excel.Range Then If Selection.Cells.Count = 1 Then ' one cell selected If Not Application.Intersect(Selection, Range("A1:A10")) Is Nothing Then ' range is within A1:A10 ' do something Else ' not in A1:A10 End If Else ' more than one cell selected End If Else ' selection is not a range (perhaps a Shape or something) End If -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel, 10 Years Pearson Software Consulting www.cpearson.com (email on the web site) "Dallman Ross" <dman@localhost. wrote in message ... I'm trying to come up with an easy way in VBA to know if the selected range is one single cell only -- and from a restricted range of cells. I suspect this is trivially easy to do, but the how of it escapes me at this moment. Ideas gladly solicited. dman |
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Easy way to test range as single cell
Hi
Try this: Option Explicit Dim isect As Variant Dim rRange As Range Sub test() Set rRange = Range("A1:C5") If Selection.Rows.Count * Selection.Columns.Count 1 Then MsgBox "Multiple cells selected!" Set isect = Application.Intersect(Selection, rRange) If isect Is Nothing Then MsgBox "Ranges do not intersect" Else isect.Select End If End Sub "Dallman Ross" <dman@localhost. skrev i en meddelelse ... I'm trying to come up with an easy way in VBA to know if the selected range is one single cell only -- and from a restricted range of cells. I suspect this is trivially easy to do, but the how of it escapes me at this moment. Ideas gladly solicited. dman |
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Easy way to test range as single cell
Thanks, James.
dman ----------------------------------- In , spake thusly: On 9 Dec, 17:45, Dallman Ross <dman@localhost. wrote: I'm trying to come up with an easy way in VBA to know if the selected range is one single cell only -- and from a restricted range of cells. I suspect this is trivially easy to do, but the how of it escapes me at this moment. Ideas gladly solicited. dman If the user has already selected the range then it would be: if Selection.Cells.Count 1 then Msgbox "More than one cell is selected" end if James |
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Easy way to test range as single cell
Thank you, Chip, this looks very good indeed. Per's similar
approach was also interesting to see. Thanks to you both! dman ---------------------- In , Chip Pearson spake thusly: You might try ' ensure a Range is selected If TypeOf Selection Is Excel.Range Then If Selection.Cells.Count = 1 Then ' one cell selected If Not Application.Intersect(Selection, Range("A1:A10")) Is Nothing Then ' range is within A1:A10 ' do something Else ' not in A1:A10 End If Else ' more than one cell selected End If Else ' selection is not a range (perhaps a Shape or something) End If |
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