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I have written a macro that compares one set of values with another. 99% of
the time, the cells in the results table are 0. Instead of keeping the
workbook open just so I can make sure all the cells in the range are indeed
0, can I add this check to my macro so that a message box pops up only if
one of the cells has a value > 5 otherwise close the workbook. I know I can
check cell by cell using a loop, but I'd rather use some sort of Range
syntax to check it all in one fell swoop.
Thanks,
Barry
the time, the cells in the results table are 0. Instead of keeping the
workbook open just so I can make sure all the cells in the range are indeed
0, can I add this check to my macro so that a message box pops up only if
one of the cells has a value > 5 otherwise close the workbook. I know I can
check cell by cell using a loop, but I'd rather use some sort of Range
syntax to check it all in one fell swoop.
Thanks,
Barry