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I am wondering if there is a quick easy way to set a range for all the cells
in a worksheet. for example.. Set X = Range("Sheet1") I want to run a conditional statement on each cell in my work sheet somthing like ... For each cel in (x) if cel.interiorcolor = 5 Then (run this code) I would rather use somthing like Set X = Range("Sheet1") than have to do something like Set X = Range("Sheet1").cells(1,1) to (65536, 256) Any thoughts please ? Thanks Dan |
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