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Hi A,
I've decided to go with scenario 1, hence, assuming a1=10,2 could I do the following? I'm a true amatuer to this, really do appreciate if you could advise on the correct arguments that I should use.. ComPos = InStr(1, Cells([a], [b]), ",") x = Val(Left((Cells([a], [b])), ComPos - 1)) y = Mid((Cells([a, b])), ComPos + 1, 5) Cells(y, x) = [f2] "avveerkar" wrote: GeneWan Wrote: scenario 1: say, if cell A1 contains the value 10,2 and cell D1 contains value 8. scenario 2: say, if cell A1=10, cell B2=2 and D1=8. how can I write a macro to select the cell J2 (ie. 10,2) and place the value 8 in it? ie. use the values as an X,Y coordinate. Which would be the more efficient way of doing it? scenario 1 ComPos=Instr(1,[a1],",") ' locate comma X=Val(Left([a1],ComPos-1)) Y=Mid(([a1],ComPos+1,5)) Cells(Y,X)=[d1] scenario 2 cells([b2],[[a1]).value=[d1] A V Veerkar -- avveerkar ------------------------------------------------------------------------ avveerkar's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30338 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=513481 |
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