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  1. 03-24-2009, 06:56 PM #1
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    Re: Coding Multiple Cases in VBA

    Thanks

    Maybe those cells are all less than 50. Here is my example but instead of printing I've used printpreview to save trees

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    Re: Coding Multiple Cases in VBA

    I ran your module and it worked.
    The values in the testing cells are all at 100 - ah...but the value is being transferred to the cell using a formula - could that be a problem?

    I tried the module changing J28 to K28 with a value of 100 and without a formula. It should have printed the array associated with K28 but nothing happened.

    Could it be that I am not setting up the macro to the button properly?
    Actually when I use the RUN button at the top right of the MACRO window there is still no action.
    Any suggestions?
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