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Simple VBA multiplying question

  1. 06-29-2010, 04:51 PM #1
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    Simple VBA multiplying question

    how would I do something like 

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    without getting an error message?

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    Re: Simple VBA multiplying question

    Workinghard,
    Welcome to the forum.
    Please take a moment to read the rules about posting.
    Particularly the one about using code tags. (which also applies to pseudo-code )
    I've added them to your post.

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    Re: Simple VBA multiplying question

    You could look at paste special operations (multiply).
    EDIT: e.g if you had 12 in A1 then
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    Re: Simple VBA multiplying question

    Neat.

    Why does a message have to be 10 characters. End padding.
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    Re: Simple VBA multiplying question

    Quote Originally Posted by StephenR View Post
    Neat.

    Why does a message have to be 10 characters. End padding.
    I agree, seems pointless.
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