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Obtani "R1:C1" format of a Range
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I have a range object. I want to determine the: "A1:C10" Format of the range. How do I get that? Thanks |
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Obtani "R1:C1" format of a Range
Function test(a As Range) As String
test = Replace(a.Address, "$", "") End Function -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Raph" wrote in message ... Hi. I have a range object. I want to determine the: "A1:C10" Format of the range. How do I get that? Thanks |
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Obtani "R1:C1" format of a Range
I should have prefaced. I'm not using VBA, rather C# in an AddIn.
"Niek Otten" wrote: Function test(a As Range) As String test = Replace(a.Address, "$", "") End Function -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Raph" wrote in message ... Hi. I have a range object. I want to determine the: "A1:C10" Format of the range. How do I get that? Thanks |
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Obtani "R1:C1" format of a Range
dim myRng as range
set myrng = activesheet.range("a1:C10") msgbox myrng.address(0,0) Take a look in VBA's help for .address. Raph wrote: Hi. I have a range object. I want to determine the: "A1:C10" Format of the range. How do I get that? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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Obtani "R1:C1" format of a Range
No, I want "ROWNUMBER:COLNUMBER" format for a selected range.
I don't know the "A1:C1" in my example. I want to determine that string. "Dave Peterson" wrote: dim myRng as range set myrng = activesheet.range("a1:C10") msgbox myrng.address(0,0) Take a look in VBA's help for .address. Raph wrote: Hi. I have a range object. I want to determine the: "A1:C10" Format of the range. How do I get that? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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Obtani "R1:C1" format of a Range
That was just the way I tested the function. myRng could have been set to
anything. And what does rownumber:colnumber mean? if you mean R1C1 reference style: MsgBox myRng.Address(ReferenceStyle:=xlR1C1) Raph wrote: No, I want "ROWNUMBER:COLNUMBER" format for a selected range. I don't know the "A1:C1" in my example. I want to determine that string. "Dave Peterson" wrote: dim myRng as range set myrng = activesheet.range("a1:C10") msgbox myrng.address(0,0) Take a look in VBA's help for .address. Raph wrote: Hi. I have a range object. I want to determine the: "A1:C10" Format of the range. How do I get that? Thanks -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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