this is pretty easy question but i was wondering how do you output a
specific text in a specific place

the specific place will be determined by a variable that i previously
defined, i.e. the end of a set number of rows. the set number of rows
are variable each time, hence i need to use a variable

thanks


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Cells(rwNum,"C").Value = "Some kind of text"

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this is pretty easy question but i was wondering how do you output a
specific text in a specific place

the specific place will be determined by a variable that i previously
defined, i.e. the end of a set number of rows. the set number of rows
are variable each time, hence i need to use a variable

thanks


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Worksheets("MySheet").Cells(rw,col).Text = "Text"
or
Worksheets("MySheet").Cells(rw,col).Text = str

where
Dim rw as Long, col as Long, str as String

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this is pretty easy question but i was wondering how do you output a
specific text in a specific place

the specific place will be determined by a variable that i previously
defined, i.e. the end of a set number of rows. the set number of rows
are variable each time, hence i need to use a variable

thanks


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both of those raise errors since the TEXT property of a range is read only.

To the original poster, if you need to write on a sheet that is not the
active sheet, then you can qualify your reference with the worksheet name
(if you are writing to the activesheet, you can omit the worksheet
qualification or use ActiveSheet)

Dim rwNum as Long
rwNum = 21
worksheets("Sheet1").Cells(rwNum,"C").Value = "Some kind of text"

or
Dim rwNum as Long, colNum as Long
rwNum = 21
colNum = 3
worksheets("Sheet1").Cells(rwNum,colNum).Value = "Some kind of text"


The value can be a variable as well.
Dim rwNum as Long, colNum as Long
Dim sStr as String
rwNum = 21
colNum = 3
sStr = "Some kind of text"
worksheets("Sheet1").Cells(rwNum,colNum).Value = sStr

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Worksheets("MySheet").Cells(rw,col).Text = "Text"
or
Worksheets("MySheet").Cells(rw,col).Text = str

where
Dim rw as Long, col as Long, str as String

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this is pretty easy question but i was wondering how do you output a
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the specific place will be determined by a variable that i previously
defined, i.e. the end of a set number of rows. the set number of rows
are variable each time, hence i need to use a variable

thanks


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