What is this code doing?
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.SpecialCells(2, 1).Areas
What is this code doing?
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.SpecialCells(2, 1).Areas
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2 restricts the SpecialCells to constants and the 1 specifies numbers.
Everyone who confuses correlation and causation ends up dead.
Ah got it. So if it were formulas, it wouldn't read it?
Interesting question. It had never struck me before that there were numeric constants.
Furthermore they seem with the odd exception to be in the same order as you see with the F5 Goto Special functionality
i.e.
1,1 returns comments
2,1 constants
3,1 formulae
3,2 text formulae
3,3 seemingly both text and numeric formulae
3.4 logical
4,1 blanks
7,1 non blanks
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Nope. You need to use a different type parameter (xlcelltypeformulas)
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