assign value to range in VBA function
 

This code works in a VBA Sub but not in a VBA function
Dim wsPurchase As Worksheet
Set wsPurchase = Worksheets("Purchase")
Dim rCriteria As Range
Set rCriteria = wsPurchase.Range("A1:A2")
rCriteria.Offset(1, 0).Value = sSet

Is there a way to change a worksheet cell from within a VBA function?

assign value to range in VBA function
 

No. A function can only return a value (replace its call). You cannot change
anything in a worksheet or Excel's settings from a function.

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"excelman" wrote in message
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This code works in a VBA Sub but not in a VBA function
Dim wsPurchase As Worksheet
Set wsPurchase = Worksheets("Purchase")
Dim rCriteria As Range
Set rCriteria = wsPurchase.Range("A1:A2")
rCriteria.Offset(1, 0).Value = sSet

Is there a way to change a worksheet cell from within a VBA function?

assign value to range in VBA function
 

Not knowing what sSet was and assuming s meant string I put quotes around
sSet.

The code worked fine from both a Subroutine and Function, as was expected.
I'm using Excel 2002 SP3 under Win XP SP1.

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"excelman" wrote in message
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This code works in a VBA Sub but not in a VBA function
Dim wsPurchase As Worksheet
Set wsPurchase = Worksheets("Purchase")
Dim rCriteria As Range
Set rCriteria = wsPurchase.Range("A1:A2")
rCriteria.Offset(1, 0).Value = sSet

Is there a way to change a worksheet cell from within a VBA function?

assign value to range in VBA function
 

Yes and your code should work the same way.... except if you are calling the
function from a cell ie you are using the function as a worksheet function
(in C4: =MyFunc(...) ) in which case changing the sheet/cells through the
function is not allowed.
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"excelman" wrote:

This code works in a VBA Sub but not in a VBA function
Dim wsPurchase As Worksheet
Set wsPurchase = Worksheets("Purchase")
Dim rCriteria As Range
Set rCriteria = wsPurchase.Range("A1:A2")
rCriteria.Offset(1, 0).Value = sSet

Is there a way to change a worksheet cell from within a VBA function?

assign value to range in VBA function
 

A function can only change the value in the cell from which it i
called.

There are several answers to what you want to do but a bit mor
information on exactly what would help

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assign value to range in VBA function
 

< except if you are calling the function from a cell

A very useful addition! I tend to forget that and always assume functions
are called from a worksheet.

Thanks!

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"sebastienm" wrote in message
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Yes and your code should work the same way.... except if you are calling
the
function from a cell ie you are using the function as a worksheet function
(in C4: =MyFunc(...) ) in which case changing the sheet/cells through the
function is not allowed.
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Regards,
Sébastien
<http://www.ondemandanalysis.com


"excelman" wrote:

This code works in a VBA Sub but not in a VBA function
Dim wsPurchase As Worksheet
Set wsPurchase = Worksheets("Purchase")
Dim rCriteria As Range
Set rCriteria = wsPurchase.Range("A1:A2")
rCriteria.Offset(1, 0).Value = sSet

Is there a way to change a worksheet cell from within a VBA function?

assign value to range in VBA function
 

I am using the function as a worksheet function C4: =MyFunc(...)
I am trying to set the criteria dynamically each time the MyFunc(sSet) is
called
total = Application.WorksheetFunction.DSum(rDB, rColumn, rCriteria)

"tony h" wrote:


A function can only change the value in the cell from which it is
called.

There are several answers to what you want to do but a bit more
information on exactly what would help.


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