Dear ALL,

I got a question that maybe a minor one to everyone. but anyway, if I know
the column number, how do I know what "alphabeth letter" refer to it? E.g.
I know the value c = 5 as referring column 5, but is there a way to return
the column letter "E" instead of 5? Please help since will need to use it
for setting formula inside macro. Many many thanks.

Regards,
John

Range("Z21").Formula = "Sum(" & Cells(3,c).Resize(10,1).Address & ")"

Generally you don't need the column letter by itself.


However,

Left(columns(c).Address(0,0),1 + -1*(c 26))


from the immediate window:
c = 5
? Left(columns(c).Address(0,0),1 + -1*(c 26))
E
c = 27
? Left(columns(c).Address(0,0),1 + -1*(c 26))
AA

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"John" wrote in message
...
Dear ALL,

I got a question that maybe a minor one to everyone. but anyway, if I know
the column number, how do I know what "alphabeth letter" refer to it?
E.g.
I know the value c = 5 as referring column 5, but is there a way to return
the column letter "E" instead of 5? Please help since will need to use it
for setting formula inside macro. Many many thanks.

Regards,
John

You generally don't need to do this in a macro. instead of

Sheets("Sheet1").Range(Chr(64 + n) & "2").Formula = "=SUM(A1:B1)"

for instance, use

Sheets("Sheet1").Cells(2, n).Formula = "=SUM(A1:B1)"

or, if your range is in the formula:

Range("B1").Formula = _
"=SUM(" & Cells(2, n).Resize(10, 1).Address(0, 0) & ")"


In article ,
"John" wrote:

I got a question that maybe a minor one to everyone. but anyway, if I know
the column number, how do I know what "alphabeth letter" refer to it? E.g.
I know the value c = 5 as referring column 5, but is there a way to return
the column letter "E" instead of 5? Please help since will need to use it
for setting formula inside macro. Many many thanks.

You don't need this for inside a macro
columns(3) is column C
range(cells(1,1),cells(1,3))

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"John" wrote in message
...
Dear ALL,

I got a question that maybe a minor one to everyone. but anyway, if I know
the column number, how do I know what "alphabeth letter" refer to it?
E.g.
I know the value c = 5 as referring column 5, but is there a way to return
the column letter "E" instead of 5? Please help since will need to use it
for setting formula inside macro. Many many thanks.

Regards,
John