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Referring to named ranges in a macro
I'm trying to refer to the named range "GLCodes" in a formula, as in the
following... lngGLCode = IIF((RawHours!B2=836041), GLCodes(1,3), GLCodes(2,4)) When this formula is placed in a cell, I want the resulting value to reflect what is in GLCodes row 1, column 3, etc. I know this is Excel 101, and it's frustrating to not be able to make something this (apparently) simple work. Your help will save me hours! |
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Referring to named ranges in a macro
Are you talking VBA or worksheet?
Assuming VBA lngGLCode = IIF(worksheets("RawHours").Range("B2").value=83604 1), _ Range("GLCodes")(1,3), Range("GLCodes")(2,4)) -- HTH Bob Phillips "Pontificateur" wrote in message ... I'm trying to refer to the named range "GLCodes" in a formula, as in the following... lngGLCode = IIF((RawHours!B2=836041), GLCodes(1,3), GLCodes(2,4)) When this formula is placed in a cell, I want the resulting value to reflect what is in GLCodes row 1, column 3, etc. I know this is Excel 101, and it's frustrating to not be able to make something this (apparently) simple work. Your help will save me hours! |
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Referring to named ranges in a macro
Since each of the cells in your named range seems to represent a specific
value, why not just give them each a name of their own? Anyway - for your original approach: lngGLCode = IIF((RawHours!B2=836041), INDEX(GLCodes,1,3), INDEX(GLCodes,2,4)) Tim -- Tim Williams Palo Alto, CA "Pontificateur" wrote in message ... I'm trying to refer to the named range "GLCodes" in a formula, as in the following... lngGLCode = IIF((RawHours!B2=836041), GLCodes(1,3), GLCodes(2,4)) When this formula is placed in a cell, I want the resulting value to reflect what is in GLCodes row 1, column 3, etc. I know this is Excel 101, and it's frustrating to not be able to make something this (apparently) simple work. Your help will save me hours! |
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Referring to named ranges in a macro
Anyway - for your original approach:
lngGLCode = IIF((RawHours!B2=836041), INDEX(GLCodes,1,3), INDEX(GLCodes,2,4)) oops that's clearly rubbish now I come back to it.... Tim -- Tim Williams Palo Alto, CA "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com wrote in message ... Since each of the cells in your named range seems to represent a specific value, why not just give them each a name of their own? Anyway - for your original approach: lngGLCode = IIF((RawHours!B2=836041), INDEX(GLCodes,1,3), INDEX(GLCodes,2,4)) Tim -- Tim Williams Palo Alto, CA "Pontificateur" wrote in message ... I'm trying to refer to the named range "GLCodes" in a formula, as in the following... lngGLCode = IIF((RawHours!B2=836041), GLCodes(1,3), GLCodes(2,4)) When this formula is placed in a cell, I want the resulting value to reflect what is in GLCodes row 1, column 3, etc. I know this is Excel 101, and it's frustrating to not be able to make something this (apparently) simple work. Your help will save me hours! |
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Referring to named ranges in a macro
Thanks, Bob, I was indeed referring to VBA and your answer gave me exactly
what I need to get results! You are much appreciated! "Bob Phillips" wrote: Are you talking VBA or worksheet? Assuming VBA lngGLCode = IIF(worksheets("RawHours").Range("B2").value=83604 1), _ Range("GLCodes")(1,3), Range("GLCodes")(2,4)) -- HTH Bob Phillips "Pontificateur" wrote in message ... I'm trying to refer to the named range "GLCodes" in a formula, as in the following... lngGLCode = IIF((RawHours!B2=836041), GLCodes(1,3), GLCodes(2,4)) When this formula is placed in a cell, I want the resulting value to reflect what is in GLCodes row 1, column 3, etc. I know this is Excel 101, and it's frustrating to not be able to make something this (apparently) simple work. Your help will save me hours! |
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Referring to named ranges in a macro
Thanks, anyway, Tim. Your reply caused me to investigate "INDEX" and gave me
some ideas! "Tim Williams" wrote: Anyway - for your original approach: lngGLCode = IIF((RawHours!B2=836041), INDEX(GLCodes,1,3), INDEX(GLCodes,2,4)) oops that's clearly rubbish now I come back to it.... Tim -- Tim Williams Palo Alto, CA "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com wrote in message ... Since each of the cells in your named range seems to represent a specific value, why not just give them each a name of their own? Anyway - for your original approach: lngGLCode = IIF((RawHours!B2=836041), INDEX(GLCodes,1,3), INDEX(GLCodes,2,4)) Tim -- Tim Williams Palo Alto, CA "Pontificateur" wrote in message ... I'm trying to refer to the named range "GLCodes" in a formula, as in the following... lngGLCode = IIF((RawHours!B2=836041), GLCodes(1,3), GLCodes(2,4)) When this formula is placed in a cell, I want the resulting value to reflect what is in GLCodes row 1, column 3, etc. I know this is Excel 101, and it's frustrating to not be able to make something this (apparently) simple work. Your help will save me hours! |
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