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Passing Arguments in Excell function
Hi
Is there any way , I can pass arguments in Excell 'Range', object when wrting a VBA code. |
Passing Arguments in Excell function
The answer is yes, there is. What exactly do you want to do?
On Feb 13, 5:57 pm, ub wrote: Hi Is there any way , I can pass arguments in Excell 'Range', object when wrting a VBA code. |
Passing Arguments in Excell function
One way:
Public Sub Try() Dim rTest As Excel.Range Set rTest = ActiveSheet.Range("A1:J10") PassRange rTest End Sub Public Sub PassRange(byRef rTest As Range) Msgbox "The range is " & rTest.Address(False, False) End Sub In article , ub wrote: Hi Is there any way , I can pass arguments in Excell 'Range', object when wrting a VBA code. |
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