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Greetings everyone. I need to take all the values in a range, and make them
negative. I tried.... Range("E" & LastRow - 3 & ":I" & LastRow - 3) = _ Range("E" & LastRow - 3 & ":I" & LastRow - 3) * -1 I know I can put a -1 in a cell, then copy and paste special - multiply, but I was looking for something the user will not see. Any ideas? Thank you. Greg |
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