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Entering formulas via VBA
Hi all,
Can anyone help me with a workaround for this line of code? Range("r2").Formula = "=IF(Q2="w",(P2*(E2-1)*0.95),-P2)" When the compiler gets to the "w" part of the formula it's expecting "w" to be a variable or something as it sees me as closing this part "=IF(Q2=" I'm sure there's a simple explanation that I'm overlooking? Any help or pointers appreciated Ron |
Entering formulas via VBA
For quotes within quotes, use two quotes
Range("r2").Formula = "=IF(Q2=""w"",(P2*(E2-1)*0.95),-P2)" -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Ron" wrote in message ... Hi all, Can anyone help me with a workaround for this line of code? Range("r2").Formula = "=IF(Q2="w",(P2*(E2-1)*0.95),-P2)" When the compiler gets to the "w" part of the formula it's expecting "w" to be a variable or something as it sees me as closing this part "=IF(Q2=" I'm sure there's a simple explanation that I'm overlooking? Any help or pointers appreciated Ron |
Entering formulas via VBA
Niek,
Ecellent, thankyou very much. Ron "Niek Otten" wrote in news:#T$uQhD8FHA.2816 @tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl: For quotes within quotes, use two quotes Range("r2").Formula = "=IF(Q2=""w"",(P2*(E2-1)*0.95),-P2)" |
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