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Double Quotations
I'm trying to put an Excel formula into a particular cell using programming,
how do I do quotation marks? formula might read something like: =countif(A2:A100,"<100") I have had to use work arounds, like storing part of the data in a cell, and referencing it that way. =countif(A2:A100, B1) Where I have already stored the string <100 in B1. Or I suppose I could write my own function and remove the parenthesis, was just trying to see if there was a shortcut before proceeding. Thanks, John |
Double Quotations
Hi John,
Try: ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = _ "=COUNTIF(R[-5]C[-3]:R[93]C[-3],""<100"")" --- Regards, Norman "John Viall" wrote in message ... I'm trying to put an Excel formula into a particular cell using programming, how do I do quotation marks? formula might read something like: =countif(A2:A100,"<100") I have had to use work arounds, like storing part of the data in a cell, and referencing it that way. =countif(A2:A100, B1) Where I have already stored the string <100 in B1. Or I suppose I could write my own function and remove the parenthesis, was just trying to see if there was a shortcut before proceeding. Thanks, John |
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