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cell references in vba
I am trying to select a cell I know it is a certain amount of columns to the
right of column "i" (variable called laps) and a set number of rows down (variable called done). Effectively i want is .Range("i"+laps & done). What is the correct code for this. Thanks |
cell references in vba
hi,
post all of your code. Regards FSt1 "NDBC" wrote: I am trying to select a cell I know it is a certain amount of columns to the right of column "i" (variable called laps) and a set number of rows down (variable called done). Effectively i want is .Range("i"+laps & done). What is the correct code for this. Thanks |
cell references in vba
Use OFFSET; For example
Range("A1").Offset(5,2).Select will select 5 the cells 5 rows down and 2 columns right. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "NDBC" wrote: I am trying to select a cell I know it is a certain amount of columns to the right of column "i" (variable called laps) and a set number of rows down (variable called done). Effectively i want is .Range("i"+laps & done). What is the correct code for this. Thanks |
cell references in vba
Private Sub Sort_Click()
Dim MaxLap As Integer Dim Rdone As Integer Dim Onlap As Integer Dim tl As Integer Dim br As Integer 'A Grade Worksheets("A Grade").Range("G5:IV104").Sort Key1:=Worksheets("A Grade").Range("I5"), Order1:=xlDescending, _ DataOption1:=xlSortNormal MaxLap = Worksheets("A Grade").Range("I5") Rdone = 0 If MaxLap 0 Then For l = MaxLap To 1 Onlap = WorksheetFunction.CountIf(Worksheets("A Grade").Range("I5:I104"), l) If Onlap 0 Then tl = 5 + Rdone br = 4 + Onlap + Rdone Worksheets("A Grade").Range("G" & tl & ":IV" & br).Sort Key1:=Worksheets("A Grade").Range(("i" + Onlap) & tl), Order1:=xlascending, DataOption1:=xlSortNormal Rdone = Rdone + Onlap End If Next l End If A very brief explanation of what is happening. There is a list of riders with lap times adjacent. The riders can all have varying amounts of laps. Column i is the number of laps completed. First i sort by number of laps completed in descending order. Then I am trying to sort the sub groups of riders who have finished the same amount of laps by the time they finished their last lap (furthest used column to the right of column I) in ascending order. Hope this helps a bit. "NDBC" wrote: I am trying to select a cell I know it is a certain amount of columns to the right of column "i" (variable called laps) and a set number of rows down (variable called done). Effectively i want is .Range("i"+laps & done). What is the correct code for this. Thanks |
cell references in vba
I hit 'Post' before intended.
Use OFFSET; For example Range("A1").Offset(5,2).Select will select the cell 5 rows down and 2 columns right ie; C6 In your case it would be Range("I1").Offset(done,laps).Select OR may be Range("I1").Offset(done-1,laps-1).Select If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Use OFFSET; For example Range("A1").Offset(5,2).Select will select 5 the cells 5 rows down and 2 columns right. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "NDBC" wrote: I am trying to select a cell I know it is a certain amount of columns to the right of column "i" (variable called laps) and a set number of rows down (variable called done). Effectively i want is .Range("i"+laps & done). What is the correct code for this. Thanks |
cell references in vba
It's obvious when you put it in front of me. What annoys me is I even have that in some of my other code. Thank you. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Use OFFSET; For example Range("A1").Offset(5,2).Select will select 5 the cells 5 rows down and 2 columns right. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "NDBC" wrote: I am trying to select a cell I know it is a certain amount of columns to the right of column "i" (variable called laps) and a set number of rows down (variable called done). Effectively i want is .Range("i"+laps & done). What is the correct code for this. Thanks |
cell references in vba
Range(Cells(x,y),Cells(x+5,y+5)).Select
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