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Form Control for Cell Reference
I am trying to build a form to use for a custom public function that works
like the Insert Forms Dialog box (it appears that I can't just call and use it from VBA). What is the right control to use to allow the user to indicate the cell address. I am trying a RefEdit edit but it doesn't work the same as the control in Insert Function and I am having trouble getting the selected cell written into the formula as a cell reference. This doesn't do it. ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=BU2Gp(" & ActiveSheet.Range(RefEdit1.Value) & ")" Any advice is appreciated. Thanks, John |
Form Control for Cell Reference
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 _
= "=BU2Gp(" & ActiveSheet.Range(RefEdit1.Value).Address & ")" or maybe... ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 _ = "=BU2Gp(" & ActiveSheet.Range(RefEdit1.Value).Address(external :=true) & ")" Just in case it's on another sheet (or workbook). John Hutcins wrote: I am trying to build a form to use for a custom public function that works like the Insert Forms Dialog box (it appears that I can't just call and use it from VBA). What is the right control to use to allow the user to indicate the cell address. I am trying a RefEdit edit but it doesn't work the same as the control in Insert Function and I am having trouble getting the selected cell written into the formula as a cell reference. This doesn't do it. ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=BU2Gp(" & ActiveSheet.Range(RefEdit1.Value) & ")" Any advice is appreciated. Thanks, John -- Dave Peterson |
Form Control for Cell Reference
I had tried that and got an error. After seeing your response I changed
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 to ActiveCell.Formula = And that works. It writes the absolute reference ("$A$1") instead of the relative reference ("A1") which I found I could change with ActiveSheet.Range(RefEdit1.Value).Address(RowAbsol ute:=False, ColumnAbsolute:=False) & ")" Thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for! John "Dave Peterson" wrote: ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 _ = "=BU2Gp(" & ActiveSheet.Range(RefEdit1.Value).Address & ")" or maybe... ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 _ = "=BU2Gp(" & ActiveSheet.Range(RefEdit1.Value).Address(external :=true) & ")" Just in case it's on another sheet (or workbook). John Hutcins wrote: I am trying to build a form to use for a custom public function that works like the Insert Forms Dialog box (it appears that I can't just call and use it from VBA). What is the right control to use to allow the user to indicate the cell address. I am trying a RefEdit edit but it doesn't work the same as the control in Insert Function and I am having trouble getting the selected cell written into the formula as a cell reference. This doesn't do it. ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=BU2Gp(" & ActiveSheet.Range(RefEdit1.Value) & ")" Any advice is appreciated. Thanks, John -- Dave Peterson |
Form Control for Cell Reference
Sorry, I didn't notice the .formulaR1C1.
There's another option in the .address() property that could make it so you use R1C1 reference style. John Hutcins wrote: I had tried that and got an error. After seeing your response I changed ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 to ActiveCell.Formula = And that works. It writes the absolute reference ("$A$1") instead of the relative reference ("A1") which I found I could change with ActiveSheet.Range(RefEdit1.Value).Address(RowAbsol ute:=False, ColumnAbsolute:=False) & ")" Thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for! John "Dave Peterson" wrote: ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 _ = "=BU2Gp(" & ActiveSheet.Range(RefEdit1.Value).Address & ")" or maybe... ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 _ = "=BU2Gp(" & ActiveSheet.Range(RefEdit1.Value).Address(external :=true) & ")" Just in case it's on another sheet (or workbook). John Hutcins wrote: I am trying to build a form to use for a custom public function that works like the Insert Forms Dialog box (it appears that I can't just call and use it from VBA). What is the right control to use to allow the user to indicate the cell address. I am trying a RefEdit edit but it doesn't work the same as the control in Insert Function and I am having trouble getting the selected cell written into the formula as a cell reference. This doesn't do it. ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=BU2Gp(" & ActiveSheet.Range(RefEdit1.Value) & ")" Any advice is appreciated. Thanks, John -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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