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Visual Basic to reference value in Excel cell
I have a small program, and in a particular cell, I ask a
user to enter the number of copies they want printed when they push the button linked to the printpages macro I made. In the macro I want to change the "Copies:=1" so that rather than a 1, it will reference the value of the cell they entered the number of copies desired. I tried ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=Cells ([g], [22]), Collate:=True Range("E4").Select But that didnt work. I dont know much about VB or how to use it in conjunction with Excel, but anyone who can help me fix this is greatly appreciated! Ray |
Visual Basic to reference value in Excel cell
Ray try using:
Range("G22").value or Cells(7,22).value -----Original Message----- I have a small program, and in a particular cell, I ask a user to enter the number of copies they want printed when they push the button linked to the printpages macro I made. In the macro I want to change the "Copies:=1" so that rather than a 1, it will reference the value of the cell they entered the number of copies desired. I tried ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=Cells ([g], [22]), Collate:=True Range("E4").Select But that didnt work. I dont know much about VB or how to use it in conjunction with Excel, but anyone who can help me fix this is greatly appreciated! Ray . |
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