All,

If I have an excel formula in a worksheet (such has vlookup(x,y,z).
I can get the formula using *F = cells(i,j).formula *

Is there and easy way to get x,y,z from F?

Regards

Phil:confused

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If they were all ranges, you could look at DirectPrecedents

but to parse out the arguments:

Sub GetArgs()
Range("A1").Formula = "=Vlookup(""Dog"",Sheet2!A1:C200,3,False)"
sstr = Range("A1").Formula
sstr = Replace(sstr, "(", ",")
sstr = Replace(sstr, ")", "")
v = Split(sstr, ",")
For i = LBound(v) To UBound(v)
Debug.Print i, v(i)
Next
End Sub


Produces
0 =VLOOKUP
1 "Dog"
2 Sheet2!A1:C200
3 3
4 FALSE

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All,

If I have an excel formula in a worksheet (such has vlookup(x,y,z).
I can get the formula using *F = cells(i,j).formula *

Is there and easy way to get x,y,z from F?

Regards

Phil


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