When I use the Activecell.column statement it returns a numeric value for the
column(ex: 27), I want the character value (ex: AA).

Here is a sample of my code, I always want to access row #1, but the column
will vary based on the activecell location:

Dim sColumn as string
Dim sRangeName as string
Dim sValue as string

sColumn = activecell.column
sRangeName = sColumn + "1"
sValue = worksheets("sheet1").range(sRangeName).value

Hi
just a question: For what do you need this?

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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

"LindaMac" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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When I use the Activecell.column statement it returns a numeric value
for the
column(ex: 27), I want the character value (ex: AA).

Here is a sample of my code, I always want to access row #1, but the
column
will vary based on the activecell location:

Dim sColumn as string
Dim sRangeName as string
Dim sValue as string

sColumn = activecell.column
sRangeName = sColumn + "1"
sValue = worksheets("sheet1").range(sRangeName).value

Linda

See here

http://www.dicks-blog.com/excel/2004..._numbers_.html to convert
column numbers to letter.

For your situation, you might use the Cells method

sValue = Worksheets("sheet1").Cells(1,ActiveCell.Column).Va lue

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MVP - Excel
Excel Blog - Daily Dose of Excel
www.dicks-blog.com

"LindaMac" wrote in message
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When I use the Activecell.column statement it returns a numeric value for
the
column(ex: 27), I want the character value (ex: AA).

Here is a sample of my code, I always want to access row #1, but the
column
will vary based on the activecell location:

Dim sColumn as string
Dim sRangeName as string
Dim sValue as string

sColumn = activecell.column
sRangeName = sColumn + "1"
sValue = worksheets("sheet1").range(sRangeName).value

That would be the hard way to do it


Dim lColumn as long
Dim sValue as string

lColumn = activecell.column
sValue = worksheets("sheet1").Cells(1, lColumn + 1).value


or

sValue = Worksheets("sheet1").Cells(1,ActiveCell.Column).Va lue

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"LindaMac" wrote in message
...
When I use the Activecell.column statement it returns a numeric value for
the
column(ex: 27), I want the character value (ex: AA).

Here is a sample of my code, I always want to access row #1, but the
column
will vary based on the activecell location:

Dim sColumn as string
Dim sRangeName as string
Dim sValue as string

sColumn = activecell.column
sRangeName = sColumn + "1"
sValue = worksheets("sheet1").range(sRangeName).value

to be precise
sValue = Worksheets("sheet1").Cells(1,ActiveCell.Column).Va lue
should be

sValue = Worksheets("sheet1").Cells(1,ActiveCell.Column + 1).Value

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
That would be the hard way to do it


Dim lColumn as long
Dim sValue as string

lColumn = activecell.column
sValue = worksheets("sheet1").Cells(1, lColumn + 1).value


or

sValue = Worksheets("sheet1").Cells(1,ActiveCell.Column).Va lue

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"LindaMac" wrote in message
...
When I use the Activecell.column statement it returns a numeric value
for
the
column(ex: 27), I want the character value (ex: AA).

Here is a sample of my code, I always want to access row #1, but the
column
will vary based on the activecell location:

Dim sColumn as string
Dim sRangeName as string
Dim sValue as string

sColumn = activecell.column
sRangeName = sColumn + "1"
sValue = worksheets("sheet1").range(sRangeName).value