Why won't this macro work? I'm clueless...
Yes it's for converting those comas in formulas to semicolons which is the standard where I live.Please Login or Register to view this content.
Why won't this macro work? I'm clueless...
Yes it's for converting those comas in formulas to semicolons which is the standard where I live.Please Login or Register to view this content.
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Oops! I almost forgot about this one, sorry!
Thanks for your reply, Jakobshavn! However, this does not work. Maybe it's because the commas needs to be replaced before Excel registers it as a formula. Kind of a catch 22!
I tried modifying it back and forth but no way no how did I get it to work.
To avoid the "Catch 22":
- first change all the formulas to text
- second edit the resulting "text" formulas
- third convert the text back to formula
I guess that would work but I'm still hoping for a one click solution.
So far I have been using the Ctrl + h to bring up the Search and Replace dialogue box, any solution would have to be easier than that.
What I don't understand is why my first piece of code doesn't work. The macro runs, no errors, but nothing happens... weird.
Bump this.
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