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Macro which record F2 in a column

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    Macro which record F2 in a column

    Hi all,

    Instead of enter F2 in a column with 500-1000 values it would be preferable to record a macro which can do this.

    I got all my values in column M starting with the values in M9 and then depending on some criteria in column A down to M900.

    Thanks for input !

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    Re: Macro which record F2 in a column

    This question is non-sensical, incomplete. Attach a workbook and explain more carefully what you're talking about.
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    Re: Macro which record F2 in a column

    Ok, I've attach a file which illustrates my issue

    As you can see in Column I I got some data from an external source and then in column M I need to press F2+ enter but since I got between 700-1000 values depending on my input it would be cool if I can write a code in VBA which can do this.

    Thanks.
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    Re: Macro which record F2 in a column

    1) Highlight column I
    2) Press CTRL-H to open the Replace wizard
    3) Find What: =
    Replace With: (leave blank)

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