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![]() Hello: I'm going to program a macro in Excel 2003 that will copy the results an If, Then statement straight down the column. The statement is based on data in the column to the left. Anyway, I just want to copy the results down the column for data that is in the column to the left. I don't want every cell in the If, Then column to be filled. Otherwise, call 65k and so forth down the spreadsheet gets filled in. Is there a formula or keystroke that I can use and that the macro will utilize, without having to do VBA programming? Thanks! childofthe1980s |
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