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how to ensure cell reference created in macro is working correctly under
excel worksheet? If Col <= 7 Then Range("X1").Select when the arguement is less than 7, it should go to worksheet cell X1, but end up in cell Y2. why? |
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if you open a brand new workbook and put in code like
Sub Tester1() dim col as Long col = 5 if col <= 7 then Range("X1").Select End sub then run it, you should end up in cell X1. If that isn't happening in your current environment, then it is something besides that line of code contributing to the problem. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "New Learner" <New wrote in message ... how to ensure cell reference created in macro is working correctly under excel worksheet? If Col <= 7 Then Range("X1").Select when the arguement is less than 7, it should go to worksheet cell X1, but end up in cell Y2. why? |
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Ok, how are you defining the variable "Col"
Steve "New Learner" <New wrote in message ... how to ensure cell reference created in macro is working correctly under excel worksheet? If Col <= 7 Then Range("X1").Select when the arguement is less than 7, it should go to worksheet cell X1, but end up in cell Y2. why? |
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