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User to select a range for deletion
I would like in to include in a VBA macro to stop after it's last command and
allow a user to select a un pretermined range for deletion and for the macro to delete that range and either to restart the macro to continue with it's next command or alternatively to stop. -- hopalong |
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User to select a range for deletion
Do you want to shift the remaining cells up or to the left??
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200909 "jimbo" wrote: I would like in to include in a VBA macro to stop after it's last command and allow a user to select a un pretermined range for deletion and for the macro to delete that range and either to restart the macro to continue with it's next command or alternatively to stop. -- hopalong |
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User to select a range for deletion
-- hopalong "Gary''s Student" wrote: Do you want to shift the remaining cells up or to the left?? -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200909 "jimbo" wrote: I would like in to include in a VBA macro to stop after it's last command and allow a user to select a un pretermined range for deletion and for the macro to delete that range and either to restart the macro to continue with it's next command or alternatively to stop. -- hopalong |
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User to select a range for deletion
-- hopalong "Gary''s Student" wrote: Do you want to shift the remaining cells up or to the left?? -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200909 Gary hi thanks for your reply. I would like to leave the remaining cells exactly were they are are. If the user selects the range for deletion and wishes to stop the macro The macro could end by returning the cursor to Cell A1. If the user prefers to continue with the macro after deleting the range then I would like the user to choose that option.I presume that this could be done via a message box solution? Many thanks "jimbo" wrote: I would like in to include in a VBA macro to stop after it's last command and allow a user to select a un pretermined range for deletion and for the macro to delete that range and either to restart the macro to continue with it's next command or alternatively to stop. -- hopalong |
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