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Discrepancy between manually formatting sheet vs. using VBA macro
I receive a number of tab delimited text files which I need to convert
to Excel spreadsheets. Each file is similar in format: the first line contains only one entry which is to become the "title" of the report. The second line contains column headings (always the same) and the remaining lines contain the variable data; every column in every row always has a value. When I format the spreadsheet manually I select A1:M1, Format Cells, and merge cells, bold, and center horizontally. Then I select A2:M2, Format Cells, and bold. Then I select column A, Format Cells, bold and custom numeric format "0000". This produces exactly what I want. I recorded exactly these operations into a VBA macro. When I run the macro I see that bold and the custom numeric format are applied to all columns from A to M. I guessed that this happens because columns A through M are merged in row 1 and, sure enough, if I edit the VBA macro so that the operation on row 1 happens last, it produces the desired result. My questions a - why does the VBA macro yield a different result than the commands that were recorded? - and is there any way around this, short of editing the the VBA macro? Thanks, -- Norm To reply, change domain to an adult feline. |
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