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Putting Formula in Cell
Cell A1 contains the following formula: = J2 & ": " & K1
How do I put this formula in cell A1 using VB? Thanks, Bernie |
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Putting Formula in Cell
Range("A1") = "=J2 & ""."" & K1" |
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Putting Formula in Cell
Thanks Allan!
I see my problem is/was the Quotes. My actual formula is quite long, and the double quotes did the trick. Bernie wrote in message oups.com... Range("A1") = "=J2 & ""."" & K1" |
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