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Applying change to selected cells
Hi All Don Guillett kindly made some code to change the content of a column of numbers : Sub Add_Subtract_Multiply_Divide_Selected_Column() ' Selection.NumberFormat = "0.00" Dim mc, lr As Long Dim row1value, dowhat, x As String mc = ActiveCell.Column lr = Cells(Rows.Count, mc).End(xlUp).Row If lr = 1 Then Exit Sub dowhat = InputBox("A to Add, D to Divide, M to Multiply, S to Subtract") Select Case UCase(dowhat) Case "A": x = xlAdd Case "D": x = xlDivide Case "M": x = xlMultiply Case "S": x = xlSubtract Case Else MsgBox "Not a choice - Please Try Again." Exit Sub End Select row1value = Cells(1, mc) Cells(1, mc) = InputBox("Vary Number By How Much?") Cells(1, mc).Copy Range(Cells(2, mc), Cells(lr, mc)).PasteSpecial _ Paste:=xlPasteAll, Operation:=x Application.CutCopyMode = False Cells(1, mc) = row1value End Sub I need a modification of this so that it applies itself just to the range of cells I select within the column , rather than to the whole column. Can someone help with this? Any advice appreciated. Best Wishes |
Applying change to selected cells
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Applying change to selected cells
In article , Don Guillett
writes Select for the copy or the destination? Hi Don Thanks for getting back again. I hope I understand your question correctly. I'd like to be able to highlight a group of cells in the same column , and have the macro apply only to the selected cells , rather than the whole column , if possible. The macro could simply overwrite the highlighted cells with the new value , please. Best Wishes |
Applying change to selected cells
In article , Don Guillett
writes Still not entirely clear as to your desires. Try this: Instead of Range(Cells(2, mc), Cells(lr, mc)).PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteAll, Operation:=x try selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteAll, Operation:=x Hi Don OK that's got it working fine. It now only operates on the selected cell range , rather than the whole column , which is perfect. Thanks again for you time and expertise. Best Wishes |
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