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Column REferencing is out of wack
Whenever I run this code I can get ColREf to set itself (11) and then when I
do a mouseover I get the same value as part of the XlRng4 definition. But when I run it I get a selection that is wrong. It keeps setting itself to selecting Column 8 instead of Column 11. Any ideas? Dim ColREf as Integer Dim Xlrng4 as Range ColRef = xlApp.Rows(3).Find("1/1/2005").Column Set xlRng4 = xlApp.Range(xlApp.Cells(4, ColRef), xlApp.Cells(zz, ColRef)) |
Column REferencing is out of wack
Jennifer
I didn't have any problems with it, but I don't see where you're selecting anything. Is there more to the code that might be causing the problem? -- Dick Kusleika Excel MVP Daily Dose of Excel www.dicks-blog.com Jennifer wrote: Whenever I run this code I can get ColREf to set itself (11) and then when I do a mouseover I get the same value as part of the XlRng4 definition. But when I run it I get a selection that is wrong. It keeps setting itself to selecting Column 8 instead of Column 11. Any ideas? Dim ColREf as Integer Dim Xlrng4 as Range ColRef = xlApp.Rows(3).Find("1/1/2005").Column Set xlRng4 = xlApp.Range(xlApp.Cells(4, ColRef), xlApp.Cells(zz, ColRef)) |
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