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array in VBA
Hi all,
A few days ago I saw an answer to a post that showed the VBA equivalent of using an array worksheet formula with ctrl+shift+enter. I forgot to copy that answer for later use, now I can't find it anymore. Anybody who knows what I mean? If so, please tell me where to find the post. Jack Sons The Netherlands |
Don,
Do I understand it right: Cells("H5").FormulaArray= will do in VBA the same as array entering (with ctrl+shift+enter) a formula in H5? Jack "Don Guillett" schreef in bericht ... try formulaarray= -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Jack Sons" wrote in message ... Hi all, A few days ago I saw an answer to a post that showed the VBA equivalent of using an array worksheet formula with ctrl+shift+enter. I forgot to copy that answer for later use, now I can't find it anymore. Anybody who knows what I mean? If so, please tell me where to find the post. Jack Sons The Netherlands |
Try it and you'll soon see!
Jack Sons wrote: Don, Do I understand it right: Cells("H5").FormulaArray= will do in VBA the same as array entering (with ctrl+shift+enter) a formula in H5? Jack "Don Guillett" schreef in bericht ... try formulaarray= -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Jack Sons" wrote in message ... Hi all, A few days ago I saw an answer to a post that showed the VBA equivalent of using an array worksheet formula with ctrl+shift+enter. I forgot to copy that answer for later use, now I can't find it anymore. Anybody who knows what I mean? If so, please tell me where to find the post. Jack Sons The Netherlands -- Dave Peterson |
Thanks Dave.
Jack. "Dave Peterson" schreef in bericht ... Try it and you'll soon see! Jack Sons wrote: Don, Do I understand it right: Cells("H5").FormulaArray= will do in VBA the same as array entering (with ctrl+shift+enter) a formula in H5? Jack "Don Guillett" schreef in bericht ... try formulaarray= -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Jack Sons" wrote in message ... Hi all, A few days ago I saw an answer to a post that showed the VBA equivalent of using an array worksheet formula with ctrl+shift+enter. I forgot to copy that answer for later use, now I can't find it anymore. Anybody who knows what I mean? If so, please tell me where to find the post. Jack Sons The Netherlands -- Dave Peterson |
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