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Skinman

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Hi all,
using excel 2007

If a cell has precedents and dependants ~
If I click on trace dependents once, it will show arrows to direct
dependants
If I click trace dependents more than once (till it beeps) it will expand
the arrows to all indirect dependancies
Is it possible to write a macro to show all dependancies in a list

Skinman


Shane Devenshire[_2_]

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You could use something like this:

Sub PrecedentCells()
Dim I As Long
Dim cell As Range
I = 1
Selection.Precedents.Select
For Each cell In Selection
Cells(I, 3) = cell.Address
I = I + 1
Next cell
End Sub

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If this helps, please click the Yes button.

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"Skinman" wrote:

Hi all,
using excel 2007

If a cell has precedents and dependants ~
If I click on trace dependents once, it will show arrows to direct
dependants
If I click trace dependents more than once (till it beeps) it will expand
the arrows to all indirect dependancies
Is it possible to write a macro to show all dependancies in a list

Skinman


Skinman

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Thank you very much
works a treat just what I required
Regards Skinman


"Shane Devenshire" wrote in
message ...
You could use something like this:

Sub PrecedentCells()
Dim I As Long
Dim cell As Range
I = 1
Selection.Precedents.Select
For Each cell In Selection
Cells(I, 3) = cell.Address
I = I + 1
Next cell
End Sub

--
If this helps, please click the Yes button.

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"Skinman" wrote:

Hi all,
using excel 2007

If a cell has precedents and dependants ~
If I click on trace dependents once, it will show arrows to direct
dependants
If I click trace dependents more than once (till it beeps) it will expand
the arrows to all indirect dependancies
Is it possible to write a macro to show all dependancies in a list

Skinman




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