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Default Formatting Excel through VBA Coding

Don,

Thanks for the reply. With what Normek suggested, and a little trial and
error on my part, I was able to get what I was after. Everything is now
working just fine.

"Don Guillett" wrote:

If desired, send your file to my address below along with this msg and
a clear explanation of what you want and before/after examples.


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I have code that clears certain data, when I click on a button, the coding
is
"Selection.Delete Shift:=xlUp".

I then want to be be able to re-establish my borders, my word font type,
and
word font size, by way of some VBA coding.

I have struggled with the For-Next Loop coding, but alas all of the cells
remain blank after going through through the For-Next routine.

I'm sure there is a simple coding for this, but I sure have found it as of
yet.

Thanks for reading



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