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I've an error: Sheets(SheetDestination).Cells(row, col).Formula = "=(19981,1882918624*452)/19981,1882918624" En fait ma ligne de code exact est: Sheets(SheetDestination).Cells(row, col).Formula = _ "=(" & Sheets(SheetSource).Cells(row, col).Value & _ "*" & Base & ") / " & ValEnt Regrads |
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What error are you getting. is row a number between 1 and 65536 is col a number between 1 and 256 or a single letter between a and z or a double letter between AA and IV Is SheetDestination a string variable having a value that corresponds to an existing sheet name. Is that Sheet a worksheet? -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mike VB" wrote in message ... Hello I've an error: Sheets(SheetDestination).Cells(row, col).Formula = "=(19981,1882918624*452)/19981,1882918624" En fait ma ligne de code exact est: Sheets(SheetDestination).Cells(row, col).Formula = _ "=(" & Sheets(SheetSource).Cells(row, col).Value & _ "*" & Base & ") / " & ValEnt Regrads |
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this my source code FeuilleSource = "feuil1" FeuilleDestination = "feuil2" firstCol = 2 lastCol = 4 ColonneNational = 5 firstrow = 2 DerniereLigne = 100 For colonne = firstCol To lastCol ValEnt = "" For ligne = firstrow To DerniereLigne If Sheets(FeuilleSource).Cells(ligne, colonne).Value < "" Then If ValEnt = "" Then ValEnt = Sheets(FeuilleSource).Cells(ligne, colonne).Value ValeurNational = Sheets(FeuilleSource).Cells(ligne, ColonneNational).Value End If Sheets(FeuilleDestination).Cells(ligne, colonne).Formula = _ "=(" & Sheets(FeuilleSource).Cells(ligne, colonne).Value & _ "*" & ValeurNational & ") / " & ValEnt End If Next ligne Next colonne Best regards, Mike "NickHK" a écrit dans le message de ... Mike, Is ValEnt supposed to a number ? What is it declared as ? NickHK "Mike VB" wrote in message ... Hello I've an error: Sheets(SheetDestination).Cells(row, col).Formula = "=(19981,1882918624*452)/19981,1882918624" En fait ma ligne de code exact est: Sheets(SheetDestination).Cells(row, col).Formula = _ "=(" & Sheets(SheetSource).Cells(row, col).Value & _ "*" & Base & ") / " & ValEnt Regrads |
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Mike,
Is ValEnt supposed to a number ? What is it declared as ? NickHK "Mike VB" wrote in message ... Hello I've an error: Sheets(SheetDestination).Cells(row, col).Formula = "=(19981,1882918624*452)/19981,1882918624" En fait ma ligne de code exact est: Sheets(SheetDestination).Cells(row, col).Formula = _ "=(" & Sheets(SheetSource).Cells(row, col).Value & _ "*" & Base & ") / " & ValEnt Regrads |
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Mike,
Is there any point using .Formula when all your values are numbers not refences ? Also, doesn't your formaul boil down to: [Destination].Formula = ValeurNational Add a Debug.Print ValEnt, after ValEnt assignment to see what value you are using. It doesn't look like you are declaring your variable either. NickHK "Mike VB" wrote in message ... Hi this my source code FeuilleSource = "feuil1" FeuilleDestination = "feuil2" firstCol = 2 lastCol = 4 ColonneNational = 5 firstrow = 2 DerniereLigne = 100 For colonne = firstCol To lastCol ValEnt = "" For ligne = firstrow To DerniereLigne If Sheets(FeuilleSource).Cells(ligne, colonne).Value < "" Then If ValEnt = "" Then ValEnt = Sheets(FeuilleSource).Cells(ligne, colonne).Value ValeurNational = Sheets(FeuilleSource).Cells(ligne, ColonneNational).Value End If Sheets(FeuilleDestination).Cells(ligne, colonne).Formula = _ "=(" & Sheets(FeuilleSource).Cells(ligne, colonne).Value & _ "*" & ValeurNational & ") / " & ValEnt End If Next ligne Next colonne Best regards, Mike "NickHK" a écrit dans le message de ... Mike, Is ValEnt supposed to a number ? What is it declared as ? NickHK "Mike VB" wrote in message ... Hello I've an error: Sheets(SheetDestination).Cells(row, col).Formula = "=(19981,1882918624*452)/19981,1882918624" En fait ma ligne de code exact est: Sheets(SheetDestination).Cells(row, col).Formula = _ "=(" & Sheets(SheetSource).Cells(row, col).Value & _ "*" & Base & ") / " & ValEnt Regrads |
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