In VBA, how does one make a reference to a dynamic veraiable?

If I have named ranges "ABC1" thru "ABC9".
User enters "5" so I want to get the value of range "ABC5".
Without using Case statements.

Thanks

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RangeName = "ABC" & Format$(n)

where n contains the number the user entered.

On Sat, 7 Aug 2004 20:15:48 -0500, RNM
wrote:

In VBA, how does one make a reference to a dynamic veraiable?

If I have named ranges "ABC1" thru "ABC9".
User enters "5" so I want to get the value of range "ABC5".
Without using Case statements.

Thanks,


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How about if I need to reference a variable, not a range.

user enters a number(1-9).
I need to put a value in variable either "a1", "a2",... or "a9"
without using case statement

Thank you

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RNM wrote:

How about if I need to reference a variable, not a range.

user enters a number(1-9).
I need to put a value in variable either "a1", "a2",... or "a9"
without using case statement

Thank you,


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Use an array.

Dim a(1 To 9) As Integer ' Or whatever other variable type
This single statement gives you 9 variables: a(1), a(2), a(3), ...
until a(9).

And then you use a(n) where n is the number the user entered.

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