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i need a quick answer.
i am looking at some vb code written for generating excel charts.
Sheet1!R2C1:R3C1 above value assigned to XValues of a series. Can someone explain it? especially, i did not understand what "R" stand for? thanks |
i need a quick answer.
It's a cell reference using the Rows and Columns R1C1 method.
R2C1 = A2 R3C1 = A3 Cheers Andy news.microsoft.com wrote: i am looking at some vb code written for generating excel charts. Sheet1!R2C1:R3C1 above value assigned to XValues of a series. Can someone explain it? especially, i did not understand what "R" stand for? thanks -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
i need a quick answer.
thanks Andy
in fact i did not even hear about R1C1 references before. i got it now :) "Andy Pope" wrote in message ... It's a cell reference using the Rows and Columns R1C1 method. R2C1 = A2 R3C1 = A3 Cheers Andy news.microsoft.com wrote: i am looking at some vb code written for generating excel charts. Sheet1!R2C1:R3C1 above value assigned to XValues of a series. Can someone explain it? especially, i did not understand what "R" stand for? thanks -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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