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Brian, here you go from David's site: ReversI() can be used to reverse the order of items in a row, column, or range. It can be used to reverse itself. Applied to a SINGLE ROW, the macro will
Hey Steve, the easiest way is to use Excel's validation. It is under the menu Data-Validation-Select list instead of any value. Just google "Excel validation" to get some examples. Another option
Hi you don't need VBA. Try something called Dynamic Named Range (it expands as you add data). It is nothing special, it is just a smart way of using Excel's formulae. Google "Excel dynamic named range"
Here you go: Sub EnterDesignMode() Application.CommandBars.FindControl(ID:=1605).Execute End Sub Sub ExitDesignMode() With CommandBars("Exit Design Mode").Controls(1) If .State = msoButtonDown
You can use the VLOOKUP function in Excel to do this with NO VBA macro needed. the lookup table should be similar to: 0 0 --- > or whatever applies between 0-0.99 1 1500 2 1425 3 1325 4 1250
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