Vba that deals with noncontiguous range

twl2009

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Hi,

I have the simple bit of code below, that add or removes a percentage of cells value. I need to apply this to quite a large number of cells that wont be a contiguous range, is there an easy way of doing this with writing the same line many times?

Code:
Sub SalesSeasons()
       Worksheets("SalesForecast").Range("H17") = Range ("H17").Value*Range("X6").Value
End Sub
 
This limit (",2") is very interesting! I never used before. Also this "Address(0, 0)" is nice one :) My codes are full of Address(false, false)...

Thank you very much Peter. Sure I will use this way with pleasure!
Cheers, you're welcome. :)
 
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