Testing for merged cells

mosiki

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Is there a VBA property that can be used to test if a range is merged

eg.

if worksheet1.cells("A:D").MergedCells = true then.............


Thanks

Mosiki
 

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Try:
Code:
Sub Test()
If Range("A1:B1").MergeCells = True Then
MsgBox ("ok")
Else: MsgBox ("no")
End If
End Sub
 
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