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Default Variable with no Value inside Macro Equation??


I am trying to setup a code that dumps data from one sheet to another.
The user inputs the row number of the data, then the data in that row
is tranferred. How do I get VB/Excel to recognize the value of my
variable in the equations?? My code below is not working.


Code:
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Sub TransferInfo()

RNum = InputBox("Enter the row number of the new unit")
StationName = "='Master List (Base)'! & RNum & 'E'"

Sheets("DataInput").Select
Range("C5").Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "='Master List (Base)'! & StationName"
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Default Variable with no Value inside Macro Equation??

Hi,

Not sure if I get it correctly, but try this:

Sub TransferInfo()
RNum = InputBox("Enter the row number of the new unit")
StationName = "='Master List (Base)'!E" & RNum
Sheets("DataInput").Range("C5").Formula = StationName
End Sub

or even

Sub TransferInfo()
RNum = InputBox("Enter the row number of the new unit")
StationName = "='Master List (Base)'!E" & RNum
Sheets("DataInput").Range("C5") = Evaluate(StationName)
End Sub

Regards,
KL



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I am trying to setup a code that dumps data from one sheet to another.
The user inputs the row number of the data, then the data in that row
is tranferred. How do I get VB/Excel to recognize the value of my
variable in the equations?? My code below is not working.


Code:
--------------------
Sub TransferInfo()

RNum = InputBox("Enter the row number of the new unit")
StationName = "='Master List (Base)'! & RNum & 'E'"

Sheets("DataInput").Select
Range("C5").Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "='Master List (Base)'! & StationName"
--------------------



Thanks.


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Default Variable with no Value inside Macro Equation??


It looks to me like you have incorrectly R1c1 notation with standard
notation. r1c1 notation doesn't refer to a column using the letter 'E'
I also don't think you've got Stationname concatenated the way it
should be. stationname also duplicates the worksheet reference that is
in place when you assign the formula.

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