I have a macro that concatenates a selected range of values, separated by commas. Currently, the macro uses an input box that prompts the user to manually type in the output cell, but I want to be able to click on a cell and have the macro recognize that as the output cell. For instance, after selecting the range and running the macro, I would need to type in "A2" into the input box when prompted; what I want to do is click on A2 and have it recognize "=$A$2" as a valid output cell.
Here is the macro below:
So far, I've tried declaring pasteAreas as a range instead of a string and changing the input box type to "8" (instead of "2"), but that just resulted in Run-time error '91': Object variable or With block variable not set. Leaving pasteAreas as a string but changing the input box type resulted in no output at all.
There's probably a straightforward way to do this that I'm missing; please help me not go crazy!
Here is the macro below:
Code:
Sub Range2CSV()
'
' Shortcut to insert "," between values in a column.
'
Dim selAreas As Range
Dim pasteAreas As StringpasteAreas = Application.InputBox(Prompt:= _
"ENTER TARGET CELL:", _
Title:="Target cell location", Type:=2) If pasteAreas = "" ThenExit Sub End IfRange(pasteAreas).ClearContents
For Each selAreas In SelectionRange(pasteAreas) = Range(pasteAreas) & "," & selAreas.Value Next selAreas
Range(pasteAreas) = Mid(Range(pasteAreas), 2)End SubThere's probably a straightforward way to do this that I'm missing; please help me not go crazy!