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I have written a function that searches for the lowest value in on
workbook... but this workbook is opened together with other workbook for analysis. Part of my function is as follows: If LowestRate Cells(rngStart.Row, lngCol).value Then LowestRate = Cells(rngStart.Row, lngCol).value And I perform within my workbook, =search_lowest(O11,2) where the dat to be search is from O11 to the last column. Everytime I opened a new workbook, it seems that the reference goes t a new workbook's O11 to last column. How do I ensure that does no happen? Do I specify the full path of the workbook, worksheet in m module? If so, what is the syntax for that? Thanks. r -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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Your Cells statements don't specify the sheet nor the workbook. When not
specified, VBA assumes the active sheet. Fully clarify the Cells statement using a workbook or worksheet variable - something like... Dim wks as Worksheet Set wks = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("XYZ") If LowestRate wks.Cells(rngStart.Row, lngCol).Value OR Dim wkb as Workbook Set wkb = ThisWorkbook If LowestRate wkb.Worksheets("XYZ").Cells(rngStart.Row, lngCol).Value OR you can access the correct sheet by traveling up the object tree of your rngStart variable 'rngStart.Parent = the worksheet the defined range is located in If LowestRate rngStart.Parent.Cells(rngStart.Row, lngCol).Value -- __________________ Robert Rosenberg R-COR Consulting Services Microsoft MVP - Excel "richardbok " wrote in message ... I have written a function that searches for the lowest value in one workbook... but this workbook is opened together with other workbooks for analysis. Part of my function is as follows: If LowestRate Cells(rngStart.Row, lngCol).value Then LowestRate = Cells(rngStart.Row, lngCol).value And I perform within my workbook, =search_lowest(O11,2) where the data to be search is from O11 to the last column. Everytime I opened a new workbook, it seems that the reference goes to a new workbook's O11 to last column. How do I ensure that does not happen? Do I specify the full path of the workbook, worksheet in my module? If so, what is the syntax for that? Thanks. rb --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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