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Pass a variable into a range?
I'm trying to produce a graph in Excel using macros, my problem is that
the amount of data is not always the same (there could be 4 rows or 24 lines), is there any way to pass a variable into a range say for ("A1:M6") = ("A1:M"variable")? I have tried using named ranges but that just gives me the same issue. Thanks for any help. Ian B. Fleming MS Excel and VBA *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** |
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