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Another head scratcher for me..
So this is what I'm trying to do, if B3 is merged return Yes in L3 and if it isn't return No, then move on to B4 and return the answer in L4 and so on..
Thanks :D
All,
Another head scratcher for me..
So this is what I'm trying to do, if B3 is merged return Yes in L3 and if it isn't return No, then move on to B4 and return the answer in L4 and so on..
Thanks :D
Hi amoxia,
Try this:
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You might use this UDF
and the formula =IF(IsMerged(B3), "Yes", "No") in L3Please Login or Register to view this content.
But it would be best to avoid merged cells altogether. CenterAcrossSelection is much more friendly (to the developer) than merged cells.
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Thanks guys - Trebor worked awesomely!
Yes I would love to avoid merge cells but the boss wants what the boss wants! thanks again!!
Thanks for the feedback and you're welcomeThanks guys - Trebor worked awesomely!
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