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I'm trying to return the address of a cell in the format "A1" but the code I'm using is returning $A$1. Is there another function I could use or could alter the address function to output "A1"? Thanks David |
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range("a1").value = range("b99").address(0,0) See help for the .address parms If you meant using a worksheet function: =substitute(cell("address",b99),"$","") David Goodall wrote: Hi, I'm trying to return the address of a cell in the format "A1" but the code I'm using is returning $A$1. Is there another function I could use or could alter the address function to output "A1"? Thanks David -- Dave Peterson |
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