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Replace a cell (I2) with a cell (H2) if I2 = "a"
I am trying to replace a cell I2 with a cell H2's contents if cell I2 is
equal to the letter a. NOTE: The cell has the letter a preceeded by the single quote: 'a It, the single quote, of course is not visible, but when you look in the formula display box you can see the single quote. Thanks. Also, if this is code, could you tell me how to inject/insert the code into the excel spreadsheet and then run it. Thanks |
Replace a cell (I2) with a cell (H2) if I2 = "a"
Hi,
In a code module, add the following code ''' ------------------------------------------ Sub Test() dim Wsh as worksheet Set Wsh = ActiveSheet If Wsh.Range("I2").Value="a" Then Wsh.Range("i2").Value=Wsh.Range("j2").Value End If End Sub ''' ----------------------------------------- To run the macro, select the sheet requiring the change, go to menu ToolsMacroMacros and choose Test (which is the name of the SUb ie 1st line of code above; you can change it to whatever you want.) -- Regards, Sébastien <http://www.ondemandanalysis.com "THINKINGWAY" wrote: I am trying to replace a cell I2 with a cell H2's contents if cell I2 is equal to the letter a. NOTE: The cell has the letter a preceeded by the single quote: 'a It, the single quote, of course is not visible, but when you look in the formula display box you can see the single quote. Thanks. Also, if this is code, could you tell me how to inject/insert the code into the excel spreadsheet and then run it. Thanks |
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