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i need to pass to a Sub a parameter TargetRange As Range
i want my macro to pick up the target range location from a cell on on of the sheets. for example: in cell a1 i have the value "B10" i need to pass the value in a1 as a Range to my Sub. i tried Dim TR TR Range(Worksheets("DataFeeds1").Range(Worksheets("D ataFeeds1").Range("A1")).Value) Sub mysub (Target As Range) ..... end sub But inside mySub Target is A1!! ![]() Admittedly i'm somewhat new to this. Your Help is sincerely appreciated -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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