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Hi,
@Pecoflyer, yeah sorry I didn't know I had to wrap the code. I will do that next time. @No Sparks, thanks for your reply. Yes my code is located in Book.xlsx. I haven't tried your code yet but I will let you know if it works as soon as I try and run it. Also, just a quick question. I'm new to VBA and want to know when to use the "With" command. |
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Now that you do know, could you please add them in your first post ? Thanks
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Hey,
Thanks so much, the code worked brilliantly. Also I hate to ask but how do I edit my original post to include code formatting? I appreciate your help and the tips. |
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