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Identify the column of a range by letter instead of number
Good afternoon, all!
I'm trying to reference a cell based on: Whatever the column is that contains the range "ILHID" (currently column B) and target.row At the moment, I can use range("B"&target.row), but I want to make this dynamic, so that if the position of ILHID changes, the code will still work. Can I either reference ILHID's column by its letter, or is there some clever combination using CELLS that I could use (that I'm currently working on, but not having a great deal of luck with)? Thanks in advance Pete |
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