VBA – Select All Cells
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Select All Cells In Worksheet with .Cells
To select all the cells on a sheet using VBA you can use the .cells property of the worksheet, without specifying a specific cell.
An example of selecting all cells on Sheet1 using the code name Sheet1:
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Sub MySelectAll() Sheet1.Activate Sheet1.Cells.Select End Sub |
An example of selecting all cells on Sheet1 using it’s tabname. You can replace “PlaceTabNameHere” with the name of your tab
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Sub MySelectAll2() Sheets("PlaceTabNameHere").Activate Sheets("PlaceTabNameHere").Cells.Select End Sub |
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