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Hi!
I am interested in getting the column of a cell. If cell D1 is selected and I use this code... Msgbox Activecell.Column ....then I get 4 inth msgbox. How can I get 'D'? Regards Clarkie |
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Clark,
from Chip Pearson (found with Google Search) ColLetter = Left(Cells(1, ColNumber).Address(True, False), _ 1 - (ColNumber 26)) steve "Clark B" wrote in message ... Hi! I am interested in getting the column of a cell. If cell D1 is selected and I use this code... Msgbox Activecell.Column ...then I get 4 inth msgbox. How can I get 'D'? Regards Clarkie |
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Clark,
Use MsgBox Chr(ActiveCell.Column + 64) -- HTH Bob Phillips "Clark B" wrote in message ... Hi! I am interested in getting the column of a cell. If cell D1 is selected and I use this code... Msgbox Activecell.Column ...then I get 4 inth msgbox. How can I get 'D'? Regards Clarkie |
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Thanks, works like a charm
Clarkie "steve" wrote in message ... Clark, from Chip Pearson (found with Google Search) ColLetter = Left(Cells(1, ColNumber).Address(True, False), _ 1 - (ColNumber 26)) steve "Clark B" wrote in message ... Hi! I am interested in getting the column of a cell. If cell D1 is selected and I use this code... Msgbox Activecell.Column ...then I get 4 inth msgbox. How can I get 'D'? Regards Clarkie |
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Clark,
You're welcome! And did you see Bob's reply MsgBox Chr(ActiveCell.Column + 64) Many ways to get there from here... Highly recommend going to www.rondebruin.nl/Google.htm and downloading his Google Search Add-in. It's a great way to find past responses to questions and problems. steve "Clark B" wrote in message ... Thanks, works like a charm Clarkie "steve" wrote in message ... Clark, from Chip Pearson (found with Google Search) ColLetter = Left(Cells(1, ColNumber).Address(True, False), _ 1 - (ColNumber 26)) steve "Clark B" wrote in message ... Hi! I am interested in getting the column of a cell. If cell D1 is selected and I use this code... Msgbox Activecell.Column ...then I get 4 inth msgbox. How can I get 'D'? Regards Clarkie |
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Bob,
This will work only with columns A-Z. It doesn't work for columns past Z. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Clark, Use MsgBox Chr(ActiveCell.Column + 64) -- HTH Bob Phillips "Clark B" wrote in message ... Hi! I am interested in getting the column of a cell. If cell D1 is selected and I use this code... Msgbox Activecell.Column ...then I get 4 inth msgbox. How can I get 'D'? Regards Clarkie |
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