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No Name

Range
 
Hello,

Is there a better way to start this if statement - it is
not working for me

If ActiveCell.Address = Range("$a$f1278").Address Then

Tom Ogilvy

Range
 
hard to tell. $a$f1278 isn't a valid address you could mean

af1278
a1278
f1278

You don't need $ in VBA for an argument to Range

You could do

If ActiveCell.Address = "$AF$1278" then

You do need the dollar signs here because the comparison is to a string that
would match the results of the Address argument.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

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Hello,

Is there a better way to start this if statement - it is
not working for me

If ActiveCell.Address = Range("$a$f1278").Address Then




William[_2_]

Range
 
Hi

Do you mean
If ActiveCell.Address = Range("$af$1278").Address Then

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Regards

William



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| Hello,
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| Is there a better way to start this if statement - it is
| not working for me
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| If ActiveCell.Address = Range("$a$f1278").Address Then



No Name

Range
 
Thank You

That's my problem I typed it incorrectly



-----Original Message-----
hard to tell. $a$f1278 isn't a valid address you

could mean

af1278
a1278
f1278

You don't need $ in VBA for an argument to Range

You could do

If ActiveCell.Address = "$AF$1278" then

You do need the dollar signs here because the comparison

is to a string that
would match the results of the Address argument.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

wrote in message
...
Hello,

Is there a better way to start this if statement - it is
not working for me

If ActiveCell.Address = Range("$a$f1278").Address Then



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