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Assigning formula using a macro
Hi,
How can I assign a cell's value equal to another cell using a macro. I would like to address the cell by it's own cell box name that I will assign. For example: Cell Box Cell Name A1 JanBalBF A10 JanBalCF C1 FebBalBF C10 FebBalCF Now, I want to use the macro to assign the value in A10 to C1 by addressing the cells by using the Cell Name assigned earlier. I tried using the following formula in the macro, unfortunately doesn't work LET [FebBalBF] = [JanBalCF] I got the error #NAME in the C1 Cell. How can I go about doing it? Thanks in advance. |
Assigning formula using a macro
Worked fine for me:
Range("A1").Name = "JanBalCF" Range("C1").Name = "FebBAlBF" Range("JanBalCF").Value = 100 [FebBalBF] = [JanBalCF] ? Range("FebBalBF").Value 100 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "LSB" wrote in message ... Hi, How can I assign a cell's value equal to another cell using a macro. I would like to address the cell by it's own cell box name that I will assign. For example: Cell Box Cell Name A1 JanBalBF A10 JanBalCF C1 FebBalBF C10 FebBalCF Now, I want to use the macro to assign the value in A10 to C1 by addressing the cells by using the Cell Name assigned earlier. I tried using the following formula in the macro, unfortunately doesn't work LET [FebBalBF] = [JanBalCF] I got the error #NAME in the C1 Cell. How can I go about doing it? Thanks in advance. |
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