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try to use a worksheet object
I must be missing a concept here
Why does this not work Dim FY As Strin Dim chartsheet as workshee Set ChartSheet = Sheets("PORChart" FY = ChartSheet.txtF When this does work Dim FY As Strin FY = Sheets("PORChart").txtF Call code is executed form a separate code module Any explanation would be great Thank |
try to use a worksheet object
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$B$3 ? worksheets("Sheet3").Myvar $B$3 set sh = Worksheets("Sheet3") ? sh.Myvar $B$3 all worked for me. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "DataDude" wrote in message ... I must be missing a concept here. Why does this not work: Dim FY As String Dim chartsheet as worksheet Set ChartSheet = Sheets("PORChart") FY = ChartSheet.txtFY When this does work: Dim FY As String FY = Sheets("PORChart").txtFY Call code is executed form a separate code module. Any explanation would be great. Thanks |
try to use a worksheet object
The Sheets collection contains 2 kinds of distinct objects: Worksheets and
Charts (or "Chart Sheets": don't confuse Chart Sheets with Chart objects that can also exist on Worksheets.). Example 1 doesn't work because you defined your object variable explicitly as a worksheet and then tried to assign (what I assume is) a Chart sheet to it. A pure and simple Type Mismatch. Your 2nd example works because it avoids the Worksheet vs.Chart sheet issue and simply points to a member of the Sheets collection. -- HTH, George Nicholson Remove 'Junk' from return address. "DataDude" wrote in message ... I must be missing a concept here. Why does this not work: Dim FY As String Dim chartsheet as worksheet Set ChartSheet = Sheets("PORChart") FY = ChartSheet.txtFY When this does work: Dim FY As String FY = Sheets("PORChart").txtFY Call code is executed form a separate code module. Any explanation would be great. Thanks |
try to use a worksheet object
Actually
"ChartSheet" is just what I happend to call that worksheet (obviouslly a poor choice in names). "Chartsheet" is in fact a worksheet with cells. No chart So I'm still a little confused. |
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