Good Evening,

Thanks for the help to find the row number by code.

Tried: c = ActiveCell.Columns

This seems to always be the value 0, when this is the
the cell from where all is relative. Is there a way to find the
columns absolute number ( A = 1 etc).

Thanks for help.

Brgds

CG Rosén

Close. Lose the s on columns

"CG Rosén" wrote in message
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Good Evening,

Thanks for the help to find the row number by code.

Tried: c = ActiveCell.Columns

This seems to always be the value 0, when this is the
the cell from where all is relative. Is there a way to find the
columns absolute number ( A = 1 etc).

Thanks for help.

Brgds

CG Rosén

Hi

You're sooo close. It's Column and not Columns :

c = ActiveCell.Column

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HTH. Best wishes Harald
Followup to newsgroup only please

"CG Rosén" skrev i melding
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Good Evening,

Thanks for the help to find the row number by code.

Tried: c = ActiveCell.Columns

This seems to always be the value 0, when this is the
the cell from where all is relative. Is there a way to find the
columns absolute number ( A = 1 etc).

Thanks for help.

Brgds

CG Rosén

c = ActiveCell.column


without the "s"

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

CG Rosén wrote in message
...
Good Evening,

Thanks for the help to find the row number by code.

Tried: c = ActiveCell.Columns

This seems to always be the value 0, when this is the
the cell from where all is relative. Is there a way to find the
columns absolute number ( A = 1 etc).

Thanks for help.

Brgds

CG Rosén