RE: Converting to an efficient set of tables
- From: "Rich" <Rich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 6 Aug 2005 01:29:01 -0700
Note: I forgot to include this in my original post.
Another possible solution I thought of is to use the "Replace" feature in
the Edit menu. Tell it to search for "LOS ANGELES CA" and replace it with
=Sheet2!B4 (for example) where cell B4 in Sheet 2 contains the same value,
"LOS ANGELES CA". Would there be a way to perform hundreds or thousands of
these "Replace" actions through VBA rather than manually doing so one by one?
If so, I'd appreciate knowing how since I have no idea.
.
- Follow-Ups:
- Re: Converting to an efficient set of tables
- From: CyberTaz
- Re: Converting to an efficient set of tables
- References:
- Converting to an efficient set of tables
- From: Rich
- Converting to an efficient set of tables
- Prev by Date: Converting to an efficient set of tables
- Next by Date: I want the tabs to run down the side of the screen
- Previous by thread: Converting to an efficient set of tables
- Next by thread: Re: Converting to an efficient set of tables
- Index(es):