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That works as a cell formula, but I need it in VBA. So if I do
something like: Application.WorksheetFunction.Min() Then the Min() function expects as series of arguments [arg1], [arg2], [arg3], etc. I don't know how to turn COLUMN(C1:F1) into an array or a series of arguments without a lot of extra code. Any tips would be great. I hate writing and using code that re-invents the wheel, and I have a suspicion that I have. |
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