Make sure that the cells in question are not Merged.
- Select the cells
- Format | Cells... | Alignment
- Uncheck Merge cells
- Ok
Make sure that the cells in question are not Merged.
- Select the cells
- Format | Cells... | Alignment
- Uncheck Merge cells
- Ok
The cell aren't merge I think is because EXCEL doesn't transpose empty cell, so for example if we have a range in the macro for entire column b, but the values stop at b500 excel will return an error, a said that because I try to do the same thing manually now an EXCEL return the same message.
But now I have another problem, when I asked the question I forget one thing that are:
instead of values in one column I have values in 2 column for example column A and B, and what I want to do is
if in A2 is hjk and B2 is 2, and A3 is ert and b3 is 5, I want to write in
c5 hjk, d5 2, e5 ert and f5 5.
I think that will complicate a little bit the problem right?