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  1. 10-19-2010, 07:54 PM #1
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    Re: macro for a form properly filled

    Didn't intend to be. Thanks for the tags.

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    Re: macro for a form properly filled

    Hi corchox

    Not tested but try this 
    For Each cll In Range("a7:a13, d7:d13, g7:g13, a21:a27, d21:d27, g21:g27").Cells
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