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application.worksheetfunction. <function (syntax)
Dear all,
What would be the correct syntaxis if wanted to use the outcome of the worksheetfunction countif in a range that goes from b2 to b2000 on a sheet named "X" and the outcome should contain the number of cells that contain the value 212. I think it would look a little like this MyValue = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf( range , "*212*" ). Simply recording a macro that places the countif-function directly into a cell with all arguments required for my goal does not work. Thanks for your help Peter |
application.worksheetfunction. <function (syntax)
Peter,
Try something like MyValue = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf( _ Worksheets("X").Range("B2:B2000"),"*212*") -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Peter" wrote in message ... Dear all, What would be the correct syntaxis if wanted to use the outcome of the worksheetfunction countif in a range that goes from b2 to b2000 on a sheet named "X" and the outcome should contain the number of cells that contain the value 212. I think it would look a little like this MyValue = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf( range , "*212*" ). Simply recording a macro that places the countif-function directly into a cell with all arguments required for my goal does not work. Thanks for your help Peter |
application.worksheetfunction. <function (syntax)
Thanks for the tip, Chip. Unfortunately I get the error Expected: Expression
when I try this. Peter "Chip Pearson" schreef in bericht ... Peter, Try something like MyValue = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf( _ Worksheets("X").Range("B2:B2000"),"*212*") -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Peter" wrote in message ... Dear all, What would be the correct syntaxis if wanted to use the outcome of the worksheetfunction countif in a range that goes from b2 to b2000 on a sheet named "X" and the outcome should contain the number of cells that contain the value 212. I think it would look a little like this MyValue = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf( range , "*212*" ). Simply recording a macro that places the countif-function directly into a cell with all arguments required for my goal does not work. Thanks for your help Peter |
application.worksheetfunction. <function (syntax)
I'm a liar, I just applied it the wrong way. How can an answer from Chip
Pearson possibly not work ? Sorry "Peter" schreef in bericht ... Thanks for the tip, Chip. Unfortunately I get the error Expected: Expression when I try this. Peter "Chip Pearson" schreef in bericht ... Peter, Try something like MyValue = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf( _ Worksheets("X").Range("B2:B2000"),"*212*") -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Peter" wrote in message ... Dear all, What would be the correct syntaxis if wanted to use the outcome of the worksheetfunction countif in a range that goes from b2 to b2000 on a sheet named "X" and the outcome should contain the number of cells that contain the value 212. I think it would look a little like this MyValue = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf( range , "*212*" ). Simply recording a macro that places the countif-function directly into a cell with all arguments required for my goal does not work. Thanks for your help Peter |
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