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GOTO with Macros
Ineed to use the GOTO instruction, but the name to put into the instruction
comes from a resulto of a concatenate function in one cell. Ejem: A1:"HR" B1:"NOV", C1:"HRNOV"with a concatenate function. After when I run de Macro I need to use this text "HRNOV" to put it into de GOTO excel facility. I don't know how to do this, because in the Macro always keep the first text that I use when recorded the Macro. |
GOTO with Macros
Application.Goto Range(Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("C1")), True
assume HRNOV is a defined range on the worksheet. and HRNOV appears in C1 of sheet1. If the code is in a sheet module and HRNOV is not on that sheet, you would need to qualify the first Range with the sheet name. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "PBallia" wrote in message ... Ineed to use the GOTO instruction, but the name to put into the instruction comes from a resulto of a concatenate function in one cell. Ejem: A1:"HR" B1:"NOV", C1:"HRNOV"with a concatenate function. After when I run de Macro I need to use this text "HRNOV" to put it into de GOTO excel facility. I don't know how to do this, because in the Macro always keep the first text that I use when recorded the Macro. |
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