Excel - convert values to zero [Resolved]

I want to select a range in a worksheet (B6:AZ1000 should cover all the ranges in any worksheet) and if there's a number in the cell, change it to zero. There are no formulas, text, etc; the cell will either be blank or have a number, but I want to keep the blank cells blank. This is in order to convert existing worksheets into templates.
I can do this manually by copying a cell with a zero, selecting the entire worksheet or range, then use PasteSpecial Values. But how can I do this in code? And can I make this code a part of Excel rather than having to put it into every worksheet? Thanks.

You could record a macro, and after you end it, edit the code in the macro, which you could then use (after slight modification) in a vb program that would call each workbook that you want to modify.

Here is a macro that will set the cell value to zero if it currently contains a number (this will work for all cells on the worksheet). You can paste this into a code window for the workbook you want to store it in.

VB Code:

Sub SetValuesToZero()
 
Dim objCell As Range
  For Each objCell In ActiveSheet.UsedRange
    If objCell.Value <> "" Then
      If IsNumeric(objCell.Value) Then
        objCell.Value = 0
      End If
    End If
  Next objCell
 
End Sub

NB: This will ignore any cells which contain anything other than a number.

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And can I make this code a part of Excel rather than having to put it into every worksheet? Thanks.

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As long as the worksheet that it is stored in is open, you can run the macro. I doubt that you will want to run this everytime you have Excel open, so I would recommend saving it to a "common macros" workbook (which you can put other macros into later), and just load that workbook whenever you want to use it.

It is possible to store macros in a hidden workbook which always opens with Excel, but doing this will slow down Excel slightly - so it is best to avoid it.

Thanks, I'll give that a try later today. Do a lot more work in Access than Excel.