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Sub to freeze cols up to extent of data in col Q
Cols R and U contain formulas till row 200. I need a sub to freeze cols R and
U from row 4 to the last row of data in col Q (taken from bottom up). Col Q contains only data, no formulas. Thanks |
Sub to freeze cols up to extent of data in col Q
Max, try the below in activesheet
Sub Macro() Dim lngRow As Long lngRow = Cells(Rows.Count, "Q").End(xlUp).Row Cells.Locked = False Range("Q4:R" & lngRow).Locked = True ActiveSheet.Protect Password:="password" End Sub -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "Max" wrote: Cols R and U contain formulas till row 200. I need a sub to freeze cols R and U from row 4 to the last row of data in col Q (taken from bottom up). Col Q contains only data, no formulas. Thanks |
Sub to freeze cols up to extent of data in col Q
Sorry, what I meant by "freeze" was to convert the formulas in cols R and U
to values (copy paste special as values). What should be changed in the sub to do that? Thanks |
Sub to freeze cols up to extent of data in col Q
Try
Columns("R") = columns("R").value Columns("U") = columns("U").value -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "Max" wrote: Sorry, what I meant by "freeze" was to convert the formulas in cols R and U to values (copy paste special as values). What should be changed in the sub to do that? Thanks |
Sub to freeze cols up to extent of data in col Q
Thanks, but I'm not sure how to adapt those lines to suit the desired
"freeze" extent, ie only from row 4 down to the last row of data in col Q, not the entire col. Grateful if you could take a moment to piece it together |
Sub to freeze cols up to extent of data in col Q
OK. Try the below
Sub Macro() Dim lngRow As Long lngRow = Cells(Rows.Count, "Q").End(xlUp).Row Range("R4:R" & lngRow) = Range("R4:R" & lngRow).Value Range("U4:U" & lngRow) = Range("U4:U" & lngRow).Value End Sub -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "Max" wrote: Thanks, but I'm not sure how to adapt those lines to suit the desired "freeze" extent, ie only from row 4 down to the last row of data in col Q, not the entire col. Grateful if you could take a moment to piece it together |
Sub to freeze cols up to extent of data in col Q
Many thanks, Jacob. Works great, exactly as desired.
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