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VBA Array Formulae
Hi
How can I write an array formula in VBA? I know how to put an array formula into a worksheet but I'd like to get the result without having to do that. More specifically I'd like to get the result from the following formula and assign it to a variable without writing it to a cell {=max(len(a1:a1000))} TIA ;-) |
VBA Array Formulae
evaluate("=MAX(LEN(A1:A1000))")
-- HTH RP "Loomah" <bellm AT globalnet dot co dot uk wrote in message ... Hi How can I write an array formula in VBA? I know how to put an array formula into a worksheet but I'd like to get the result without having to do that. More specifically I'd like to get the result from the following formula and assign it to a variable without writing it to a cell {=max(len(a1:a1000))} TIA ;-) |
VBA Array Formulae
Just a caveat: In the past, I found evaluating array formulas in VBA to be
"flaky". One day the formula will work, the next day it doesn't, though there have been no changes to the code in the interim. I haven't tried them in the last couple of versions, so the problem may have been remedied. On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 10:32:12 +0100, "Loomah" <bellm AT globalnet dot co dot uk wrote: Hi How can I write an array formula in VBA? I know how to put an array formula into a worksheet but I'd like to get the result without having to do that. More specifically I'd like to get the result from the following formula and assign it to a variable without writing it to a cell {=max(len(a1:a1000))} TIA ;-) |
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