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    switch sides of =

    Hey There,

    So I basically need to create the inverse of a function that I have which is about 1000 lines of code...

    The main objective is that code like

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    Sheets("nindex").Cells(1, 2) = Sheets("data").Cells(iterator, 4)
    turns into

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    Sheets("data").Cells(iterator, 4) = Sheets("nindex").Cells(1, 2)
    ... really just switching the sides of the equal sign. Just trying to do this most efficiently, as opposed to going line by line. A search+replace wouldn't work.. so just figured someone out here might have a way to accomplish this by avoiding line by line changes?

    Thanks much

    pg

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    Re: switch sides of =

    If you know the region of cells you can copy/paste the region from one sheet to another without any looping.
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    Re: switch sides of =

    yeah.. I'm trying to put it in a jarbled up excel sheet, that pretty much has to go cell by cell, which doesn't have much order to it.

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