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Some advice how to break this down please:
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When you posted this before, I did ask you to add more detail as to what you want with this?
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I'm going to take advantage of the mathematical relationship I noticed between the number in the shape name and the target row.
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Sorry. Thought you meant to make a separateOriginally Posted by FDibbins
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The module goes up to 150 shapes but I get a compile error - procedure too large and would like some help to break it down to smaller/shorter coding.
Hope this clears up my question and sorry for being vague before.
Thanks. Chris.
If the mathematical relationship does not hold up for all 150 shapes, then I recommend creating an Excel table with target cell addresses and the shape to which they apply. Then you can loop through the table, look up the data and apply the width hand heights found in the table. The advantage of this is that if things change, you only have to change the data and not the code.
Thanks. I will try your suggestion later and revert.
One question: What does the - 3 after Target.Row relate to?
Thanks. Chris.
This is very close to getting it. Only issue is that it works for width but not height. Guessing I need two codes to do each dimension separately?!
150 Shapes:
Column Range from BA4 to BA153 * Cell BA157 will give Width values for each Shape (Target.Row - 3)
And
Column Range from BB4 to BB153 * Cell BA159 will give Height values for each Shape (Target.Row - 3).
Any ideas?
Thanks. Chris.
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