derrickjp7
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- 2019
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Hey all,
I'm trying to merge two cells using VBA. I have found this bit of code...
However this doesn't quite work for me. My named range can populate any part of the spreadsheet. So to say ("A1:A4") or ("E10:E11") doesn't work, I don't really know where the cells will end up until I run my program. To fix this I've tried something like this...
But VBA doesn't like my formatting. I know I can use this format if I want to do something to a single cell like this...
Though this format doesn't seem to work for several cells. Any suggestions on what to do?
Thanks!
I'm trying to merge two cells using VBA. I have found this bit of code...
VBA Code:
Range("A1:A4").MergeCells = True
However this doesn't quite work for me. My named range can populate any part of the spreadsheet. So to say ("A1:A4") or ("E10:E11") doesn't work, I don't really know where the cells will end up until I run my program. To fix this I've tried something like this...
VBA Code:
Range("Slot" & SlotNum)("1, 1:1, 2").MergeCells = True
But VBA doesn't like my formatting. I know I can use this format if I want to do something to a single cell like this...
VBA Code:
Range("Slot" & SlotNum)(1, 1).Font.FontStyle = "Bold"
Though this format doesn't seem to work for several cells. Any suggestions on what to do?
Thanks!