Thanks for taking the time to read my quetion.

I am trying to determine how many rows and columns are in my merged cell.

I can't seem to figure out how to do that.

I'm working with
If ActiveCell.MergeCells then
which tells me if the current cell is a merged one, but I can't get anything
else to work that will tell me how many cells are involved in the merge.

Thanks,

Brad

maybe this is what you want

activecell.MergeArea.Count
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Gary


"Brad" wrote in message
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Thanks for taking the time to read my quetion.

I am trying to determine how many rows and columns are in my merged cell.

I can't seem to figure out how to do that.

I'm working with
If ActiveCell.MergeCells then
which tells me if the current cell is a merged one, but I can't get anything
else to work that will tell me how many cells are involved in the merge.

Thanks,

Brad

With ActiveCell.MergeArea
MsgBox .Rows.Count & vbLf & .Columns.Count & vbLf & .Address(0, 0)
End With

Brad wrote:

Thanks for taking the time to read my quetion.

I am trying to determine how many rows and columns are in my merged cell.

I can't seem to figure out how to do that.

I'm working with
If ActiveCell.MergeCells then
which tells me if the current cell is a merged one, but I can't get anything
else to work that will tell me how many cells are involved in the merge.

Thanks,

Brad

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Dave Peterson

Sheer Genius!!

Thanks Dave.

I got as far as getting the address of the MergeArea, but couldn't figure
out how to get the number of rows and columns. I was contemplating using the
address as a string and converting the letters to numbers etc. You way is
much better!

Thanks again.

Brad

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

With ActiveCell.MergeArea
MsgBox .Rows.Count & vbLf & .Columns.Count & vbLf & .Address(0, 0)
End With

Brad wrote:

Thanks for taking the time to read my quetion.

I am trying to determine how many rows and columns are in my merged cell.

I can't seem to figure out how to do that.

I'm working with
If ActiveCell.MergeCells then
which tells me if the current cell is a merged one, but I can't get anything
else to work that will tell me how many cells are involved in the merge.

Thanks,

Brad

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Dave Peterson

Hi Dave,

I'm trying to implement this using Cells(row,col).MergeArea, but it's not
working.

I really need to use Cells() and I don't want to set ActiveCell = Cells()
as I don't want to see the screen move all over the place.

Can this be done?

Brad

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

With ActiveCell.MergeArea
MsgBox .Rows.Count & vbLf & .Columns.Count & vbLf & .Address(0, 0)
End With

Brad wrote:

Thanks for taking the time to read my quetion.

I am trying to determine how many rows and columns are in my merged cell.

I can't seem to figure out how to do that.

I'm working with
If ActiveCell.MergeCells then
which tells me if the current cell is a merged one, but I can't get anything
else to work that will tell me how many cells are involved in the merge.

Thanks,

Brad

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Dave Peterson

I just found my mistake. No more issue.

Thanks again Dave,

Brad

"Brad" wrote:

Hi Dave,

I'm trying to implement this using Cells(row,col).MergeArea, but it's not
working.

I really need to use Cells() and I don't want to set ActiveCell = Cells()
as I don't want to see the screen move all over the place.

Can this be done?

Brad

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

With ActiveCell.MergeArea
MsgBox .Rows.Count & vbLf & .Columns.Count & vbLf & .Address(0, 0)
End With

Brad wrote:

Thanks for taking the time to read my quetion.

I am trying to determine how many rows and columns are in my merged cell.

I can't seem to figure out how to do that.

I'm working with
If ActiveCell.MergeCells then
which tells me if the current cell is a merged one, but I can't get anything
else to work that will tell me how many cells are involved in the merge.

Thanks,

Brad

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Dave Peterson