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Cells(Columns.Count, 2).Select
Cells(Rows.Count, 2).Select shouldnt that go to B2? it goes to B65536 basically what i want is i have a value in "J1" (example 23) and i want is Cells(Columns.Count, 2).Select Cells(Rows.Count, Range("tracking!J1".Value).Select and that would go to B23 thanks in advance |
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the syntax for cells() is:
cells(#rows,#columns) so cells(rows.count,2).select is the same as cells(65536,2).select which is column B, row 65536 cells(2,2).select would go to B2 a less ambiguous example: cells(3,2).select would go to B3. so... cells(range("tracking!j1").value,2).select would work. I find this syntax easier to understand: cells(worksheets("tracking").range("J1").value,2). select choice wrote: Cells(Columns.Count, 2).Select Cells(Rows.Count, 2).Select shouldnt that go to B2? it goes to B65536 basically what i want is i have a value in "J1" (example 23) and i want is Cells(Columns.Count, 2).Select Cells(Rows.Count, Range("tracking!J1".Value).Select and that would go to B23 thanks in advance -- Dave Peterson |
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