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what is equivalent VBA to old macro keystrokes:{edit}{home}({end})*0{enter}
I want to simply enclose the contents (number or formula) of current/active
cell and multipy by zero. the keystroke recorder only will allow recording of
the actual contents as permanent text string or cell address thus does not
function.
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Hi Merit,

I do not understand the purpose of multiplying
the cell content by 0,but, assuming a valid reason,
try something like:

With ActiveCell
.Value = ,Value * 0
End With


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what is equivalent VBA to old macro
keystrokes:{edit}{home}({end})*0{enter}
I want to simply enclose the contents (number or formula) of
current/active
cell and multipy by zero. the keystroke recorder only will allow recording
of
the actual contents as permanent text string or cell address thus does not
function.
thanks!


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