Captain_Conman
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- Jun 14, 2018
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Hi Everyone,
Instead of using "For each Cell in Range" I was wondering if there is a way of doing "For each Range in Range"
For example, in column A, I have a list of store numbers. It may appear one time, or it may appear multiples...
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Essentially, I would like to loop through column A, but instead of looking at each cell, is there a way to look at each group of cells (each store)? What code would look at the group of cells instead of just one at a time?
Instead of using "For each Cell in Range" I was wondering if there is a way of doing "For each Range in Range"
For example, in column A, I have a list of store numbers. It may appear one time, or it may appear multiples...
STORE 1358 |
STORE 1358 |
STORE 1362 |
STORE 1389 |
STORE 1389 |
STORE 1411 |
STORE 1419 |
STORE 1419 |
STORE 1426 |
STORE 1427 |
STORE 1429 |
STORE 1433 |
STORE 1433 |
STORE 1434 |
STORE 1434 |
STORE 1435 |
STORE 1435 |
STORE 1446 |
STORE 1485 |
STORE 1509 |
STORE 1513 |
STORE 1513 |
STORE 1513 |
STORE 1513 |
STORE 1513 |
STORE 1513 |
STORE 1513 |
STORE 1513 |
<colgroup><col></colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>
Essentially, I would like to loop through column A, but instead of looking at each cell, is there a way to look at each group of cells (each store)? What code would look at the group of cells instead of just one at a time?