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Neither one of those will work. You have to double double-quotes within
strings. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Sharad Nandwani" wrote in message ... U can use simply use Range("E7").value = "==SUMPRODUCT((rng={"L","CL"})*(LEFT (rng2)="B")*(rng3=""))" or Range("E7").formula = "==SUMPRODUCT((rng={"L","CL"})*(LEFT (rng2)="B")*(rng3=""))" It shoud work if you are only trying to put a formula. -----Original Message----- I find myself in the position of having to use code instead of functions. My original function in E7 was as follows: =SUMPRODUCT((rng={"L","CL"})*(LEFT(rng2)="B")*(rn g3="")) I have put the following into the Worksheet Activate event of the new file but it doesn't appear to work: Range("E7").Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT((rng={""L"",""CL""})*(LEFT(r ng2) =""B"")*(rng3=""""))") Thanks in advance. Gareth . |
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