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Spork Rhonewood[_3_]

list of commands for excel? where?
 
Is there a list of commands that excel recognizes and how do I get t
it? I need a method that gets me the row that a cell is in when I tel
it a cell. I don't want to have to keep poasting here for sill
things like this. So where can I look this up

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nath

list of commands for excel? where?
 

-----Original Message-----
Is there a list of commands that excel recognizes and how

do I get to
it? I need a method that gets me the row that a cell is

in when I tell
it a cell. I don't want to have to keep poasting here

for silly
things like this. So where can I look this up?


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try where strCell is your cell address


range(strCell).select
col_num = activecell.column

nath

Binzelli[_10_]

list of commands for excel? where?
 
Press F2 when in VBA. It gives the object model

As for your question, try:

activecell.row
selection.row



"Spork Rhonewood " wrote in
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Is there a list of commands that excel recognizes and how do I get to
it? I need a method that gets me the row that a cell is in when I tell
it a cell. I don't want to have to keep poasting here for silly
things like this. So where can I look this up?


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Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/





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