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tony

VBA Cell Formula
 
I need to have the following code enter via VBA into a cell:

=IF(AH6="Active","",AH6)

I tried using the following but received an error:

wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = "=if(ah" & Emcnt & ="Active"","" & ,"ah"
& Emcnt"")"

Can someone help me out here? Also, is there somewhere where I can see the
actual code format such a statement?

Many thanks,


Jacob Skaria

VBA Cell Formula
 
Range("A1").formula= "=IF(AH6=" & Chr(34) & "Active" & Chr(34) & "," &
Chr(34) & chr(34) & ",AH6)"

If this post helps click Yes
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Jacob Skaria


"Tony" wrote:

I need to have the following code enter via VBA into a cell:

=IF(AH6="Active","",AH6)

I tried using the following but received an error:

wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = "=if(ah" & Emcnt & ="Active"","" & ,"ah"
& Emcnt"")"

Can someone help me out here? Also, is there somewhere where I can see the
actual code format such a statement?

Many thanks,


Harald Staff[_2_]

VBA Cell Formula
 
Record a macro while entering the formula manually.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"Tony" wrote in message
...
I need to have the following code enter via VBA into a cell:

=IF(AH6="Active","",AH6)

I tried using the following but received an error:

wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = "=if(ah" & Emcnt & ="Active"","" &
,"ah"
& Emcnt"")"

Can someone help me out here? Also, is there somewhere where I can see the
actual code format such a statement?

Many thanks,



FSt1

VBA Cell Formula
 
hi
try this..
wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = _
"=if(AH" & Emcnt & " =""Active"","",AH" & Emcnt & ")"

REgards
FSt1

"Tony" wrote:

I need to have the following code enter via VBA into a cell:

=IF(AH6="Active","",AH6)

I tried using the following but received an error:

wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = "=if(ah" & Emcnt & ="Active"","" & ,"ah"
& Emcnt"")"

Can someone help me out here? Also, is there somewhere where I can see the
actual code format such a statement?

Many thanks,


Jacob Skaria

VBA Cell Formula
 
Range("A1").formula= "=IF(AH6=""Active"","""",AH6)"

If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"Tony" wrote:

I need to have the following code enter via VBA into a cell:

=IF(AH6="Active","",AH6)

I tried using the following but received an error:

wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = "=if(ah" & Emcnt & ="Active"","" & ,"ah"
& Emcnt"")"

Can someone help me out here? Also, is there somewhere where I can see the
actual code format such a statement?

Many thanks,


tony

VBA Cell Formula
 
Your statement came closest to the text formula I was using, but I am
receiving a run time 1004 error when I run the code. Any suggestions?

"FSt1" wrote:

hi
try this..
wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = _
"=if(AH" & Emcnt & " =""Active"","",AH" & Emcnt & ")"

REgards
FSt1

"Tony" wrote:

I need to have the following code enter via VBA into a cell:

=IF(AH6="Active","",AH6)

I tried using the following but received an error:

wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = "=if(ah" & Emcnt & ="Active"","" & ,"ah"
& Emcnt"")"

Can someone help me out here? Also, is there somewhere where I can see the
actual code format such a statement?

Many thanks,


FSt1

VBA Cell Formula
 
opps. my bad.

wsPh.Range("ah" & emcnt).Formula = _
"=IF(AH" & emcnt & " =""Active"","""",AH" & emcnt & ")"

i forgot to put quotes around the quotes for the then part.

sorry.
regards
FSt1

"Tony" wrote:

Your statement came closest to the text formula I was using, but I am
receiving a run time 1004 error when I run the code. Any suggestions?

"FSt1" wrote:

hi
try this..
wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = _
"=if(AH" & Emcnt & " =""Active"","",AH" & Emcnt & ")"

REgards
FSt1

"Tony" wrote:

I need to have the following code enter via VBA into a cell:

=IF(AH6="Active","",AH6)

I tried using the following but received an error:

wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = "=if(ah" & Emcnt & ="Active"","" & ,"ah"
& Emcnt"")"

Can someone help me out here? Also, is there somewhere where I can see the
actual code format such a statement?

Many thanks,


tony

VBA Cell Formula
 
That works like a charm. Much appreciated!

Tony

"FSt1" wrote:

opps. my bad.

wsPh.Range("ah" & emcnt).Formula = _
"=IF(AH" & emcnt & " =""Active"","""",AH" & emcnt & ")"

i forgot to put quotes around the quotes for the then part.

sorry.
regards
FSt1

"Tony" wrote:

Your statement came closest to the text formula I was using, but I am
receiving a run time 1004 error when I run the code. Any suggestions?

"FSt1" wrote:

hi
try this..
wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = _
"=if(AH" & Emcnt & " =""Active"","",AH" & Emcnt & ")"

REgards
FSt1

"Tony" wrote:

I need to have the following code enter via VBA into a cell:

=IF(AH6="Active","",AH6)

I tried using the following but received an error:

wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = "=if(ah" & Emcnt & ="Active"","" & ,"ah"
& Emcnt"")"

Can someone help me out here? Also, is there somewhere where I can see the
actual code format such a statement?

Many thanks,


FSt1

VBA Cell Formula
 
you're welcome. glad to help.

regards
FSt1

"Tony" wrote:

That works like a charm. Much appreciated!

Tony

"FSt1" wrote:

opps. my bad.

wsPh.Range("ah" & emcnt).Formula = _
"=IF(AH" & emcnt & " =""Active"","""",AH" & emcnt & ")"

i forgot to put quotes around the quotes for the then part.

sorry.
regards
FSt1

"Tony" wrote:

Your statement came closest to the text formula I was using, but I am
receiving a run time 1004 error when I run the code. Any suggestions?

"FSt1" wrote:

hi
try this..
wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = _
"=if(AH" & Emcnt & " =""Active"","",AH" & Emcnt & ")"

REgards
FSt1

"Tony" wrote:

I need to have the following code enter via VBA into a cell:

=IF(AH6="Active","",AH6)

I tried using the following but received an error:

wsPh.Range("ah" & Emcnt).Formula = "=if(ah" & Emcnt & ="Active"","" & ,"ah"
& Emcnt"")"

Can someone help me out here? Also, is there somewhere where I can see the
actual code format such a statement?

Many thanks,



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