Worksheets("promotion").Range("L22").Formula _
= "=COUNTIF('Database'!$AR" & x & ":$AR" & y & ",""T-shirt"")"

You have to double up those double quotes.

mpot4 wrote:

Thanks to those who previously helped me with a few problems. Here is
another one.

I am programming a database in which the user can specify a range of
rows that should be used in the formula. For example, the user enters
for beginning row 10 and for ending row 20, where x will be assigned 10
and y will be 20. In the used module the formula goes as follows...

Worksheets("promotion").Range("L22").Formula =
"=COUNTIF('Database'!$AR" & x & ":$AR" & y & ","T-shirt")"

Now, the problem lies with the declaration of "T-shirt", where VBA
expects the end of some expression. I need - T-shirt <- to appear in
the formula as - "T-shirt" <- .
How would I be able to assign "T-shirt" as a name, so that it does not
cause any conflicts. Thanks for anyone who can give me some advice.

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