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If Cell Contains Paste Value

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If Cell Contains Paste Value

Hi,

I'm trying to write some code where it'll search each cell within a specified range and for each cell that contains =MIK it'll copy and paste each cell as a value. I've come up with the following but I think the .contains part isn't a valid command. Can anyone help? Thanks.

Option Explicit

Dim c as Range

Sheets("Trading Summary").Select

For Each c In Range("F36:M53")
If c.Contains = "=MIK" = True Then c.Copy c.PasteSpecial

Next c

RE: If Cell Contains Paste Value

Hi Mark

I've found a way which may help you continue.

See the code below. What it does is...
If a cell in the range F6:M53 starts with =MIK then the cell is copied and pasted as a value into the A column.
(Change A in the code to another location if you want)

Sub TestCopy()
Dim c As Range
Dim n As Integer 'counts the number of MIK cells copied
n = 0
Sheets("Trading Summary").Select
For Each c In Range("F6:M53")
If Left(c.Formula, 4) = "=MIK" Then
n = n + 1
c.Copy
Range("A" & n).PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues
End If
Next c
End Sub

Hope it helps.

Note =MIK has to be at the start of the cell. Is that ok or must it be found anywhere within the cell?


Regards
Doug
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Copying Values Without Formulas in Excel 2010

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