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VBA Syntax for using a variable in a worksheet function
Can someone help with a basic question?
This is the function which works in Excel: =COUNTA(A337:A359) I don't want to put it on the worksheet, but rather calculate it in my VBA procedure. I have two variables that identify the row numbers as follows: FFR = row 337, and FTR = row 359. I want the result of the above formula assigned to variable DayNum. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Robert |
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VBA Syntax for using a variable in a worksheet function
Try:
Sub Test() Dim FFR As Long Dim FRT As Long Dim DayNum As Double FFR = 337 FTR = 359 DayNum = Application.CountA(Range("A" & _ FFR & ":" & "A" & FTR)) End Sub "xjetjockey" wrote: Can someone help with a basic question? This is the function which works in Excel: =COUNTA(A337:A359) I don't want to put it on the worksheet, but rather calculate it in my VBA procedure. I have two variables that identify the row numbers as follows: FFR = row 337, and FTR = row 359. I want the result of the above formula assigned to variable DayNum. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Robert |
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VBA Syntax for using a variable in a worksheet function
Perfect. Thank you so much.
JMB wrote: Try: Sub Test() Dim FFR As Long Dim FRT As Long Dim DayNum As Double FFR = 337 FTR = 359 DayNum = Application.CountA(Range("A" & _ FFR & ":" & "A" & FTR)) End Sub "xjetjockey" wrote: Can someone help with a basic question? This is the function which works in Excel: =COUNTA(A337:A359) I don't want to put it on the worksheet, but rather calculate it in my VBA procedure. I have two variables that identify the row numbers as follows: FFR = row 337, and FTR = row 359. I want the result of the above formula assigned to variable DayNum. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Robert |
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VBA Syntax for using a variable in a worksheet function
Glad to help.
"xjetjockey" wrote: Perfect. Thank you so much. JMB wrote: Try: Sub Test() Dim FFR As Long Dim FRT As Long Dim DayNum As Double FFR = 337 FTR = 359 DayNum = Application.CountA(Range("A" & _ FFR & ":" & "A" & FTR)) End Sub "xjetjockey" wrote: Can someone help with a basic question? This is the function which works in Excel: =COUNTA(A337:A359) I don't want to put it on the worksheet, but rather calculate it in my VBA procedure. I have two variables that identify the row numbers as follows: FFR = row 337, and FTR = row 359. I want the result of the above formula assigned to variable DayNum. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Robert |
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