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How do I Address A Worksheet From A Cell Reference?
The following was generated by the macro recorder:
Sheets("project01").Select Range("HL5:HZ8").Select Selection.Copy Sheets("Report").Select Range("DR502:EF505").Select ActiveSheet.Paste I need to be able to select the sheet that I am copying things from based on a cell value. For example, cell A1 could have "project06" or "project22" at any given time when this macro runs. How do I accomplish this "indirect" addressing? i.e., can I somehow use something like "Sheets("cell A1").Select"? (I am not a VB programmer.) Thank you. George |
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How do I Address A Worksheet From A Cell Reference?
Don - Works perfectly - thank you very much
George "Don Guillett" wrote: You could use this but it is very seldom necessary to select Sheets(Range("f4").Value).Select Sheets(Range("f4").Value). Range("HL5:HZ8").Copy _ Sheets("Report").range("DR502:EF505") or if only values to copy (range must be the same size) Sheets("Report").range("DR502:EF505").value= _ Sheets(Range("f4").Value). Range("HL5:HZ8").value -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "GeorgeF" wrote in message ... The following was generated by the macro recorder: Sheets("project01").Select Range("HL5:HZ8").Select Selection.Copy Sheets("Report").Select Range("DR502:EF505").Select ActiveSheet.Paste I need to be able to select the sheet that I am copying things from based on a cell value. For example, cell A1 could have "project06" or "project22" at any given time when this macro runs. How do I accomplish this "indirect" addressing? i.e., can I somehow use something like "Sheets("cell A1").Select"? (I am not a VB programmer.) Thank you. George |
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How do I Address A Worksheet From A Cell Reference?
glad to help
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "GeorgeF" wrote in message ... Don - Works perfectly - thank you very much George "Don Guillett" wrote: You could use this but it is very seldom necessary to select Sheets(Range("f4").Value).Select Sheets(Range("f4").Value). Range("HL5:HZ8").Copy _ Sheets("Report").range("DR502:EF505") or if only values to copy (range must be the same size) Sheets("Report").range("DR502:EF505").value= _ Sheets(Range("f4").Value). Range("HL5:HZ8").value -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "GeorgeF" wrote in message ... The following was generated by the macro recorder: Sheets("project01").Select Range("HL5:HZ8").Select Selection.Copy Sheets("Report").Select Range("DR502:EF505").Select ActiveSheet.Paste I need to be able to select the sheet that I am copying things from based on a cell value. For example, cell A1 could have "project06" or "project22" at any given time when this macro runs. How do I accomplish this "indirect" addressing? i.e., can I somehow use something like "Sheets("cell A1").Select"? (I am not a VB programmer.) Thank you. George |
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