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A cell is part of a Range and the Range Oject can have many Properites:
Sub CellProperties() Dim r As Range Set r = Range("A1") With r MsgBox (.Formula) MsgBox (.Value) MsgBox (.Value) MsgBox (.Interior.ColorIndex) End With End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200903 "AnandaSim" wrote: I'm thinking of iterating through cell in a range and dumping/ documenting the value, formula and other attributes into a database so that I can sort, filter, analyse cells. Tried range("a1").properties (i) but properties does not seem to be supported in the object model? Next, I would like to document properties which are different from default - is there some approach to define what is default and then use that as comparison? I thought of looking at the .xlsx XML file but there's Excel specific XML to decipher and to use an XML engine rather than the VBA / Excel Object Model. Any tips? Or any established tools that already do this? Thanks. Ananda |
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