[Fred Holmes]

Is there a VBA function or algorithm readily availble that will
convert the column letter designation to the column number (such as is
used in Cells(n, m))??

For example, looing for an F() such that:

m = F("AB")

would return

m = 28


thanks in advance,

Fred Holmes

[Norman Jones]

Hi Fred,

Try:

m = Columns("AB").Column

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Regards,
Norman



"Fred Holmes" wrote in message
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Is there a VBA function or algorithm readily availble that will
convert the column letter designation to the column number (such as is
used in Cells(n, m))??

For example, looing for an F() such that:

m = F("AB")

would return

m = 28


thanks in advance,

Fred Holmes

[keepITcool]

Columns("AB").Column ?

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Fred Holmes wrote :

Is there a VBA function or algorithm readily availble that will
convert the column letter designation to the column number (such as is
used in Cells(n, m))??

For example, looing for an F() such that:

m = F("AB")

would return

m = 28


thanks in advance,

Fred Holmes

[Dana DeLouis[_3_]]

If A1 held the string "AB", perhaps something like this...

=COLUMN(INDIRECT(A1&"1"))

returns 28
HTH
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Dana DeLouis
Win XP & Office 2003


"Fred Holmes" wrote in message
...
Is there a VBA function or algorithm readily availble that will
convert the column letter designation to the column number (such as is
used in Cells(n, m))??

For example, looing for an F() such that:

m = F("AB")

would return

m = 28


thanks in advance,

Fred Holmes