Re: Macro To Move Cell Over
- From: "Bob Phillips" <bob.phillips@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 5 Jan 2006 23:59:43 -0000
It wouldn't. As you gave no idea how to differentiate, I couldn't even begin
to guess. What I gave you is a macro that you can incorporate in your
wrapper code.
Or you could make it a sub, and just go down, select the first item to move,
and run it. Then got to the next one, and F4. This includes going to column
B if you want to shift it one more.
Not ideal, but a darn sight faster than manually moving it, and you can get
quite slick at it after a while. But give us the criteria for moving to B or
C and we will totally automate it.
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RP
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"brazen234" <brazen234.216qbz_1136503803.0374@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
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> Bob-
> I'm not sure how I would go about using that function. And how would it
> differentiate between column B or C ?
>
> Jim-
> Basically nouns vs adjectives. Most of it is product nouns (guitars,
> houses, furniture, etc..).
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