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I have a sheet that I want to do some conditional formatting on from a
macro... So I started recording, selected the column I was intereted in ("A:A") and did the conditional format. Everything worked great. When I put the appropriate code in the macro and run it, however, things go screwey. The line where I select the column using 'Columns("A:A").Select' actually selects columns A thru F because there is a cell that is merged over the A-F columns. Q #1: How can I tell the .Select function to NOT include the columns over which the merged cells run? Q #2: I figured I would just be able to look up the 'Select' method in the Excel VBA reference at msdn, thinking there might be some parameters I could pass. But strangely, they don't list the 'Select' method at all! Why not?? Is there any reference documentation for this function?? I'm sure they didn't just forget about it - I must be missing something. Thanks for any help! -mdb |
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