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if your Range.EntireRow contains merged cells how can you test for that and
if true, unmerge the cells? i have something like this but not working. Function MergeSub( ) Dim rng as Range Set rngFound = Range("A1:P40") If rng.MergeCells = True Then rngFound.EntireRow.MergeCells = False End If End Function |
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