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Equate numbers to text
What is the correct feature and term used to change a value of non-contiguous
cells all at once. I would like to equate a particular number to a name (text) and have excel automatically lookup all those numbers in the workbook and change. |
Equate numbers to text
Let's say we have a pile of cells that contain 3.14 and we wish to change all
of them at once. First run this macro: Sub mersion() Set r = Nothing For Each rr In ActiveSheet.UsedRange v = rr.Value If v = 3.14 Then If r Is Nothing Then Set r = rr Else Set r = Union(r, rr) End If End If Next r.Select End Sub This will Select all cells with the value 3.14. Next in the formula bar enter: 3.1415926 and touch CNTRL-ENTER rather than just ENTER This changes all the cells at once. Two comments: 1. you can assign a Named Range to the pile after running the macro 2. consider using only a single cell for common values -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200764 "hpum" wrote: What is the correct feature and term used to change a value of non-contiguous cells all at once. I would like to equate a particular number to a name (text) and have excel automatically lookup all those numbers in the workbook and change. |
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