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Hello
I have a worksheet with several columns. In my macro, I have written code to identify column number for each heading. e.g. If there is a column with heading "City", then I have written cl_city=Application.Match("City", Rows(1),0). There are several such columns. However, I want to notify user is any of the column is not existing. So if "City" column is not existing, then macro should throw a message to user. How can I do this. I have around 50 columns. Any help is highly appreciated. Thank You Regards, prm |
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