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I have a sheet that was populated with data from a table copied from a
website. One of the rows has cells which contain shapes rather than text. I need to convert these shapes to text and delete the shapes. Two questions: How can I take the current selection and determine just what shape is in it? How can I delete that shape after I set the value property to the desired text? Something like TypeName(Selection) will tell me that I have a shape if what is selected is the shape itself. I actually want to select the cell (or a range of cells) and, based on this, figure out what the shape might be. Thanks! -Martin |
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