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Magical appearance of single quotes.
This line is used in my code:
Selection.FormulaR1C1 = "=COUNTIF(G2:G" & vDiff & ",""Regular"")" The problem is that somehow I get this on the worksheet: =COUNTIF('G2':'G4',"Regular") <-- single quotes around the elements of the range. How can I write the line so the single quotes do not appear? Any help will be appreciated. Dean. |
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