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Use an inputbox with opn 8
cell = Application.InputBox("Select Cell", 8) set mycell = Range(cell) "simonc" wrote: My macro opens a spreadsheet selected by GetOpenFileName. The macro then needs to know which column of the spreadsheet contains the data it needs. The spreadsheets have no fixed format, so i would like the macro to open a message box telling the user to click in the column of the spreadsheet which has the data. 1) How can I code the macro to recognise the column from the user's mouse click? 2) What sort of message box will still allow the spreadsheet to be accessible? Grateful for help. |
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