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Get the cell to the right of a merged cell in VBA
Hello,
In VBA I would like to find the cell to the right of a merged cell. (or its column-number) The column of the cell to the right is not just the column of the ActiveCell + 1, but it depends on who many columns are merged! Example: In row 1 Cell A and B are merged. (A1 and B1 are merged) The user can select this merged cell. Its name is A1. (B1 is not existing, as it is merged to A1). In VBA find now the Column of the cell to the right. In the sheet it is C1. (so VBA should give column=3 for C). What is the code for this? ActiveCell.Next gives 2, means "B", this is wrong, this cell is not existing. Thanks for any help Marcel |
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Get the cell to the right of a merged cell in VBA
Something like this will return the address of the next cell to the right of
a merged group of cells... Range("A1").MergeArea.Offset(0, 1).Address -- Regards, Nigel "Marcel" wrote in message ... Hello, In VBA I would like to find the cell to the right of a merged cell. (or its column-number) The column of the cell to the right is not just the column of the ActiveCell + 1, but it depends on who many columns are merged! Example: In row 1 Cell A and B are merged. (A1 and B1 are merged) The user can select this merged cell. Its name is A1. (B1 is not existing, as it is merged to A1). In VBA find now the Column of the cell to the right. In the sheet it is C1. (so VBA should give column=3 for C). What is the code for this? ActiveCell.Next gives 2, means "B", this is wrong, this cell is not existing. Thanks for any help Marcel |
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Get the cell to the right of a merged cell in VBA
Hello Marcel,
This is what you need: NextCol=ActiveCell.MergeArea.Offset(0, 1).Column Regards, Per "Marcel" skrev i meddelelsen ... Hello, In VBA I would like to find the cell to the right of a merged cell. (or its column-number) The column of the cell to the right is not just the column of the ActiveCell + 1, but it depends on who many columns are merged! Example: In row 1 Cell A and B are merged. (A1 and B1 are merged) The user can select this merged cell. Its name is A1. (B1 is not existing, as it is merged to A1). In VBA find now the Column of the cell to the right. In the sheet it is C1. (so VBA should give column=3 for C). What is the code for this? ActiveCell.Next gives 2, means "B", this is wrong, this cell is not existing. Thanks for any help Marcel |
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Get the cell to the right of a merged cell in VBA
Thanks,
But when I use "Delete" on the Merged Cell A1 (=A1+B1) I get an exception on Range("A1").MergeArea. But Range("A1").Offset(0, 1) works (without .MergeArea) Marcel "Per Jessen" wrote in message ... Hello Marcel, This is what you need: NextCol=ActiveCell.MergeArea.Offset(0, 1).Column Regards, Per "Marcel" skrev i meddelelsen ... Hello, In VBA I would like to find the cell to the right of a merged cell. (or its column-number) The column of the cell to the right is not just the column of the ActiveCell + 1, but it depends on who many columns are merged! Example: In row 1 Cell A and B are merged. (A1 and B1 are merged) The user can select this merged cell. Its name is A1. (B1 is not existing, as it is merged to A1). In VBA find now the Column of the cell to the right. In the sheet it is C1. (so VBA should give column=3 for C). What is the code for this? ActiveCell.Next gives 2, means "B", this is wrong, this cell is not existing. Thanks for any help Marcel |
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Get the cell to the right of a merged cell in VBA
It is not clear from your two posts what you are trying to do. My guess is
you want to delete the contents of the cell to the right of the merged cells. If that is the case, then this works for me... Range("A1").MergeArea.Offset(,1).Delete -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Marcel" wrote in message ... Thanks, But when I use "Delete" on the Merged Cell A1 (=A1+B1) I get an exception on Range("A1").MergeArea. But Range("A1").Offset(0, 1) works (without .MergeArea) Marcel "Nigel" wrote in message ... Something like this will return the address of the next cell to the right of a merged group of cells... Range("A1").MergeArea.Offset(0, 1).Address -- Regards, Nigel "Marcel" wrote in message ... Hello, In VBA I would like to find the cell to the right of a merged cell. (or its column-number) The column of the cell to the right is not just the column of the ActiveCell + 1, but it depends on who many columns are merged! Example: In row 1 Cell A and B are merged. (A1 and B1 are merged) The user can select this merged cell. Its name is A1. (B1 is not existing, as it is merged to A1). In VBA find now the Column of the cell to the right. In the sheet it is C1. (so VBA should give column=3 for C). What is the code for this? ActiveCell.Next gives 2, means "B", this is wrong, this cell is not existing. Thanks for any help Marcel |
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Get the cell to the right of a merged cell in VBA
Hello Rick,
The user Selects the (Merged) Cell "A1" and deletes its content. (with the "delete" button on the keyboard). This fires my function Workbook_SheetChange. In this function I would like to know the column of the next cell to the right, but my function makes an exception on the second Line does an exception, first not! Private Sub Workbook_SheetChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Range) Debug.Print Target .Offset(0, 1).Column Debug.Print Target .MergeArea.Offset(0, 1).Column ' here I get an exception!! end sub Tkx Marcel "Rick Rothstein" wrote in message ... It is not clear from your two posts what you are trying to do. My guess is you want to delete the contents of the cell to the right of the merged cells. If that is the case, then this works for me... Range("A1").MergeArea.Offset(,1).Delete -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Marcel" wrote in message ... Thanks, But when I use "Delete" on the Merged Cell A1 (=A1+B1) I get an exception on Range("A1").MergeArea. But Range("A1").Offset(0, 1) works (without .MergeArea) Marcel "Nigel" wrote in message ... Something like this will return the address of the next cell to the right of a merged group of cells... Range("A1").MergeArea.Offset(0, 1).Address -- Regards, Nigel "Marcel" wrote in message ... Hello, In VBA I would like to find the cell to the right of a merged cell. (or its column-number) The column of the cell to the right is not just the column of the ActiveCell + 1, but it depends on who many columns are merged! Example: In row 1 Cell A and B are merged. (A1 and B1 are merged) The user can select this merged cell. Its name is A1. (B1 is not existing, as it is merged to A1). In VBA find now the Column of the cell to the right. In the sheet it is C1. (so VBA should give column=3 for C). What is the code for this? ActiveCell.Next gives 2, means "B", this is wrong, this cell is not existing. Thanks for any help Marcel |
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