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    Better way than "For Each... Next..." to replace 0s by blanks?

    I have wrote the code below, which has for objective to create a new file, which is a copy of the original one with the exception that prices are increased by a user define %. I am not sure this the most efficient approach but it works. The problem is actually with the last bit of code here...
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    Document Inspector

    I am a beginner with VBA and I mainly search the internet to do what I need. I was able to do the code below which, by clicking a button, creates a copy of the file, opens the copy, copies values (prices) from the old file, and pastes values with increases in the new file. All that with 2 Input...

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