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THAT absolutely gets two
One thing I have enjoyed about this, is the reading I have been doing for how the code you have provided works - the use of ElseIf and Else - the use of and difference between cellrefpart = Replace(Replace and cellrefpart = Replace was very clever and very subtle. I feel that if I had to expand this workbook to include other sections that I would be able to now without too many issues and any errors generated would likely be typos on my behalf - like typing in the last lot of code and typing in 'Dim ws as Workbook' instead of 'Dim ws as Worksheet' and then going HUH! when it errored until I discovered my typo. MANY MANY thanks for ALL the assistance that you have provided me with in getting this spreadsheet project up and running how I had envisioned it. ![]() Mike |
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