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Values and Formulas - Problem - High Importance
The following line of code gives me a #VALUE!
Cells(R, C).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT(--(" & RngP5.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr1.Address & "), --(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr7.Address & "), --(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "<=" & Cr8.Address & _ "), --(" & RngP3.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr3.Address & "), --(" & RngP2.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr2.Address & "))") But if I change this from (just the first few char and rest as same) Cells(R, C).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT to Cells(R, C).Formula = ("=SUMPRODUCT it puts the formula in the worksheet and I get the desired result. What is this??? -- Baapi |
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Values and Formulas - Problem - High Importance
Just curious...
If you use .address(external:=true) to all the range variables (including CR1, Cr7, cr8, cr3, cr2) does it help? Baapi wrote: The following line of code gives me a #VALUE! Cells(R, C).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT(--(" & RngP5.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr1.Address & "), --(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr7.Address & "), --(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "<=" & Cr8.Address & _ "), --(" & RngP3.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr3.Address & "), --(" & RngP2.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr2.Address & "))") But if I change this from (just the first few char and rest as same) Cells(R, C).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT to Cells(R, C).Formula = ("=SUMPRODUCT it puts the formula in the worksheet and I get the desired result. What is this??? -- Baapi -- Dave Peterson |
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Values and Formulas - Problem - High Importance
But I have this line below
Cells(R, C + 7).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT(--(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr1.Address & "),--(" & RngP4.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr2.Address & "))") Working in another part of my code. -- Baapi "Dave Peterson" wrote: Just curious... If you use .address(external:=true) to all the range variables (including CR1, Cr7, cr8, cr3, cr2) does it help? Baapi wrote: The following line of code gives me a #VALUE! Cells(R, C).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT(--(" & RngP5.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr1.Address & "), --(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr7.Address & "), --(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "<=" & Cr8.Address & _ "), --(" & RngP3.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr3.Address & "), --(" & RngP2.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr2.Address & "))") But if I change this from (just the first few char and rest as same) Cells(R, C).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT to Cells(R, C).Formula = ("=SUMPRODUCT it puts the formula in the worksheet and I get the desired result. What is this??? -- Baapi -- Dave Peterson |
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Values and Formulas - Problem - High Importance
Maybe you're activating different worksheets in your code.
What happens when you added (external:=true) to those other variables (and now, in every spot!). Baapi wrote: But I have this line below Cells(R, C + 7).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT(--(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr1.Address & "),--(" & RngP4.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr2.Address & "))") Working in another part of my code. -- Baapi "Dave Peterson" wrote: Just curious... If you use .address(external:=true) to all the range variables (including CR1, Cr7, cr8, cr3, cr2) does it help? Baapi wrote: The following line of code gives me a #VALUE! Cells(R, C).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT(--(" & RngP5.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr1.Address & "), --(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr7.Address & "), --(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "<=" & Cr8.Address & _ "), --(" & RngP3.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr3.Address & "), --(" & RngP2.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr2.Address & "))") But if I change this from (just the first few char and rest as same) Cells(R, C).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT to Cells(R, C).Formula = ("=SUMPRODUCT it puts the formula in the worksheet and I get the desired result. What is this??? -- Baapi -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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I didn't try as I had to deliver this module. But, I deleted all the
(External:= True) and added absolute sheet references and it worked. But surely at some point I want to change this back to External:= True. -- Baapi "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe you're activating different worksheets in your code. What happens when you added (external:=true) to those other variables (and now, in every spot!). Baapi wrote: But I have this line below Cells(R, C + 7).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT(--(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr1.Address & "),--(" & RngP4.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr2.Address & "))") Working in another part of my code. -- Baapi "Dave Peterson" wrote: Just curious... If you use .address(external:=true) to all the range variables (including CR1, Cr7, cr8, cr3, cr2) does it help? Baapi wrote: The following line of code gives me a #VALUE! Cells(R, C).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT(--(" & RngP5.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr1.Address & "), --(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr7.Address & "), --(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "<=" & Cr8.Address & _ "), --(" & RngP3.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr3.Address & "), --(" & RngP2.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr2.Address & "))") But if I change this from (just the first few char and rest as same) Cells(R, C).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT to Cells(R, C).Formula = ("=SUMPRODUCT it puts the formula in the worksheet and I get the desired result. What is this??? -- Baapi -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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Values and Formulas - Problem - High Importance
Baapi
App.evaluate uses array evaluation rules, maybe your formula will not evaluate like that try entering into a cell via range(..).formulaarray = ... If this fails then the formula probably does not calc as an array cheers Simon "Baapi" wrote in message ... The following line of code gives me a #VALUE! Cells(R, C).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT(--(" & RngP5.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr1.Address & "), --(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr7.Address & "), --(" & RngP1.Address(External:=True) & "<=" & Cr8.Address & _ "), --(" & RngP3.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr3.Address & "), --(" & RngP2.Address(External:=True) & "=" & Cr2.Address & "))") But if I change this from (just the first few char and rest as same) Cells(R, C).Value = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT to Cells(R, C).Formula = ("=SUMPRODUCT it puts the formula in the worksheet and I get the desired result. What is this??? -- Baapi |
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