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Test for outline level of cell
Is there an expression that will return the cell's outline level that can be
used for an array criteria, such as in =SUMIF() or =SUMPRODUCT() ? |
Test for outline level of cell
AFAIK, not without using a macro.
__________________________________________________ _______________________ "fgrose" wrote in message ... Is there an expression that will return the cell's outline level that can be used for an array criteria, such as in =SUMIF() or =SUMPRODUCT() ? |
Test for outline level of cell
Thank you.
Is there a macro or VBA function that could interoperate with the SUMIF() or SUMPRODUCT() worksheet functions, or would I have to replace them with my own code that reads the outlinelevel property? Should I post the question in the Excel programming forum? |
Test for outline level of cell
You would have to write a custom function to return the outline level and
then you could use it like any ordinary Excel function. __________________________________________________ _______________________ "fgrose" wrote in message ... Thank you. Is there a macro or VBA function that could interoperate with the SUMIF() or SUMPRODUCT() worksheet functions, or would I have to replace them with my own code that reads the outlinelevel property? Should I post the question in the Excel programming forum? |
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