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named cell in macro
I posted this question earlier & it got posted in Excel for MACs, I am using
a PC Currently in a macro, I copy a cell from Workbook A into Workbook B by specifying the worksheet and cell ID. The cell is named. I have tried using the cell name but it's not working. |
named cell in macro
Without seeing any code it is tough to comment but in general you want
something like this Workbooks("Worbook1").sheets("Sheet1").Range("MyRa ngeName").Copy -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Pa Maher" wrote: I posted this question earlier & it got posted in Excel for MACs, I am using a PC Currently in a macro, I copy a cell from Workbook A into Workbook B by specifying the worksheet and cell ID. The cell is named. I have tried using the cell name but it's not working. |
named cell in macro
The answer isn't any different for Mac XL (not MAC) than for Windows XL.
See the answer in m.p.mac.office.excel. In article , Pa Maher wrote: I posted this question earlier & it got posted in Excel for MACs, I am using a PC Currently in a macro, I copy a cell from Workbook A into Workbook B by specifying the worksheet and cell ID. The cell is named. I have tried using the cell name but it's not working. |
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