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How not to fixed cell address in Macros
I used macro to record some steps.
When I run the macro, I got errors becos the cell address are hard-coded in the macro. what to do if I want the macro to do things like these, starting at the active cell? subtotal move 2 cells left type a text insert a row |
How not to fixed cell address in Macros
See the Excel/VBA/Beyond Excel's recorder page of my web site.
-- Regards, Tushar Mehta www.tushar-mehta.com Business solutions leveraging technology Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) 2000-2004 In article , oswald88 @singnet.com.sg says... I used macro to record some steps. When I run the macro, I got errors becos the cell address are hard-coded in the macro. what to do if I want the macro to do things like these, starting at the active cell? subtotal move 2 cells left type a text insert a row |
How not to fixed cell address in Macros
Teak
When recording the macro, first hit the "Relative Reference" button on the Stop Recording Toolbar. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Thu, 15 Apr 2004 10:40:53 +0800, "Teak" wrote: I used macro to record some steps. When I run the macro, I got errors becos the cell address are hard-coded in the macro. what to do if I want the macro to do things like these, starting at the active cell? subtotal move 2 cells left type a text insert a row |
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