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range function
i am trying to create a function that will change the calculation of each
cell in a range. i want to be able to call this function using different ranges at different times. Public Function DivideRange(TheRange As Range, c As Range) Set TheRange = Range("x:y") For Each c In TheRange c.Value = c / 1000 Next c End Function I am not sure how to get this to work. I have posted what I have created thus far. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks |
range function
You cannot change a worksheet from within a function. A function can only
return a value which replaces its call. You may try a Sub, but you'll have to figure out which event(s) should trigger it. Also, you'll have to pass a range as one argument or use a different construct. But Range("x:y") will not work. Maybe you can post what you're trying to achieve. -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Monique" wrote in message ... i am trying to create a function that will change the calculation of each cell in a range. i want to be able to call this function using different ranges at different times. Public Function DivideRange(TheRange As Range, c As Range) Set TheRange = Range("x:y") For Each c In TheRange c.Value = c / 1000 Next c End Function I am not sure how to get this to work. I have posted what I have created thus far. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks |
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