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linked cell
Hi.
Ive got a small question Is there a possibility to link the VBA code to the cells? So when you are referring to cell A1 and you insert a row the VBA script automatically changes the value to A2. Best regards, Chris |
linked cell
Click on the cell A1 then Insert(menu) Name Define ... name it "mycell"
Try inserting rows and columns the code below should refer to the same cell because named ranges keep there relative reference when cells, columns or rows are deleted or inserted. Range("mycell") = Range("mycell") + 1 -- Regards, Rocky McKinley "chris" wrote in message ... Hi. I've got a small question Is there a possibility to link the VBA code to the cells? So when you are referring to cell A1 and you insert a row the VBA script automatically changes the value to A2. Best regards, Chris |
linked cell
use named ranges.
So when you insert a row, the named range also shifts and your VBA code is not affected. Mangesh "chris" wrote in message ... Hi. I've got a small question Is there a possibility to link the VBA code to the cells? So when you are referring to cell A1 and you insert a row the VBA script automatically changes the value to A2. Best regards, Chris |
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