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Hello all. I'm having a problem trying to place a variable in a
formula. I'm using Excel 2000. I am using the Exact formula to compare two text strings. Both strings are variables, and one string needs quotes around it for Excel to evaluate the formula properly. The quotes are where I'm hanging up. Here is an example of my code: AnVar1 = "" & AnVar & "" Range("IV1").Formula = "=EXACT(" & AnVar1 & "," & ActiveCell.Address & ")" AnVar is something like Ag, or Al, etc. AnVar1 sets the string correctly so it reads: "Ag" or "Al". When this is passed to the formula the quotes are not included. So, in Excel in cell IV1 the formula is: =Exact(Ag,"B1"). Since there no quotes around the Ag text the formula errors out. I've tried various ways to get the quotes included like using double quotes, plus signs, and & signs. These usually produce either errors or passes straight variable text to the formula. I would appreciate any help on this problem. Thanks, Amy |
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