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Macro for Selecting Cells within a Range
I am a novice macro writer and need help with the following. Here is a piece
of a macro I recorded: Range("P:P,N:N,L:L,J:J,G:G").Select Selection.NumberFormat = "#,##0.0_);(#,##0.0)" The end result I am shooting for is to change the number format as described above but only for certain cells within the columns I have named in the first line. Can I modify that line to include the names of these cells or is it more complicated than this? Help! |
Macro for Selecting Cells within a Range
Todd,
For example, to only change rows 3 to 10 within your range: Intersect(Range("3:10"), Range("P:P,N:N,L:L,J:J,G:G")).NumberFormat = "#,##0.0_);(#,##0.0)" -- HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "ToddS" wrote in message ... I am a novice macro writer and need help with the following. Here is a piece of a macro I recorded: Range("P:P,N:N,L:L,J:J,G:G").Select Selection.NumberFormat = "#,##0.0_);(#,##0.0)" The end result I am shooting for is to change the number format as described above but only for certain cells within the columns I have named in the first line. Can I modify that line to include the names of these cells or is it more complicated than this? Help! |
Macro for Selecting Cells within a Range
I guess I should've clarified. I have a list of bases in column B. there
are certain bases that must be included (effectively EXCLUDING the remainder) in this range of other columns to which I am applying the formatting (the columns in the line below - P, N, L, J and G) and I wasn't sure how to refer to them in the macro. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Todd, For example, to only change rows 3 to 10 within your range: Intersect(Range("3:10"), Range("P:P,N:N,L:L,J:J,G:G")).NumberFormat = "#,##0.0_);(#,##0.0)" -- HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "ToddS" wrote in message ... I am a novice macro writer and need help with the following. Here is a piece of a macro I recorded: Range("P:P,N:N,L:L,J:J,G:G").Select Selection.NumberFormat = "#,##0.0_);(#,##0.0)" The end result I am shooting for is to change the number format as described above but only for certain cells within the columns I have named in the first line. Can I modify that line to include the names of these cells or is it more complicated than this? Help! |
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