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Word has Document.Variables. Does Excel have something analogous?
(Doesn't look like it, but I have to use every resource to confirm. ;) ) |
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The closest to Word document variables in Excel would be Names. You can store a value in a name with code like the following:
Names.Add Name:="myValue", RefersTo:="myData" The name can be used in cell formulas: =myValue -- John Green - Excel MVP Sydney Australia "Sonny Maou" wrote in message ... Word has Document.Variables. Does Excel have something analogous? (Doesn't look like it, but I have to use every resource to confirm. ;) ) |
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John Green wrote:
The closest to Word document variables in Excel would be Names. You can store a value in a name with code like the following: Names.Add Name:="myValue", RefersTo:="myData" The name can be used in cell formulas: =myValue Great! Thanks John (and to Frank Kabel, too). :) |
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have a look at http://www.cpearson.com/excel/docprop.htm -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Sonny Maou" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Word has Document.Variables. Does Excel have something analogous? (Doesn't look like it, but I have to use every resource to confirm. ;) ) |
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