Confirm the Range / Selection contains more than one cell

Guentjo

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  1. 2021
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  1. Windows
I have a macro that should only be run if the user has selected two or more cells. How can I check with vba that the Range contains more than one cell?
 

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Hi

One way
Code:
Selection.Cells.Count

so if selection.cells.count > 1 then.....


Tony
 
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