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how do i get a column format to follow me from one cell to another
As I go through my spreadsheet I am calculating "max" and "min" values. When
I decide a column to work in I want to calculate the value and then format the column to a 4-point decimal value "0.0000". I don't know in advance which column I need to work in, but when I find one I want to perform those two operations. I'm trying to set up a macro that is will be achored to the current column I am working in. How can I do that? Thanks! |
how do i get a column format to follow me from one cell to another
Give this code a try...
Sub Test() With ActiveCell.EntireColumn Min = WorksheetFunction.Min(.Cells) Max = WorksheetFunction.Max(.Cells) .NumberFormat = "0.0000" End With ' You didn't say what you wanted to do ' with Min, Max, so I just show them MsgBox Min & " // " & Max End Sub Just activate any cell in the column and then run the code. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Graphically Challenged" wrote in message ... As I go through my spreadsheet I am calculating "max" and "min" values. When I decide a column to work in I want to calculate the value and then format the column to a 4-point decimal value "0.0000". I don't know in advance which column I need to work in, but when I find one I want to perform those two operations. I'm trying to set up a macro that is will be achored to the current column I am working in. How can I do that? Thanks! |
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