How to Find the Column address from a Range Dimensioned Variab
FOund out myself, (yours sounded a little too bookish)
With GeneralDisc
.Select
BetweenGeneral = ActiveCell.Column
End With
DescriptionP3 = Sheets("5-year Plan").Cells(LoopedRowFrom, BetweenGeneral)
I didnt realize that i had to go through another step to do this. i figured
it could calculate it in the .Cells( , ) command.
"Jacob Skaria" wrote:
Hope the below examples will help. .Column and .Row returns the column and
row of the first column and first row in the range
Example :
Set myRange = Range("A1:E20")
myRange.Column will return 1
myRange.Row will return 1
Set myRange = Range("E1:E20")
myRange.Column will return 5
myRange.Row will return 1
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Jacob Skaria
"Ironhydroxide" wrote:
I am trying to use a Range demensioned variable as a column address in a
.Cells(... command to give another variable a cell address.
It Looks a little Like THis
DescriptionP3 = Sheets("5-year Plan").Cells(LoopedRowFrom, GeneralDisc.Column)
I am Fairly certain that the problem is with the GeneralDisc variable.
Thanks for all Suggestions
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