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finding current row
I am writing a general function and I would like to know what row the
function was excuted from, so that I can place that value in Cells(row,col).value I have not been to find a behavior that will do this. can anyone help thanks Bob |
finding current row
Hi Bob,
If I understand correctly ActiveCell.Row should do the job ... Now if you need to store it, you would need to have a variable Dim MyRow As Integer and place following line in the right spot in your code MyRow = ActiveCell.Row HTH Cheers Carim |
finding current row
Sub test()
MsgBox ActiveCell.Row End Sub RBS "Bob Taylor" wrote in message ... I am writing a general function and I would like to know what row the function was excuted from, so that I can place that value in Cells(row,col).value I have not been to find a behavior that will do this. can anyone help thanks Bob |
finding current row
Within an User Defined Function:
Application.Caller.row HTH -- AP "Bob Taylor" a écrit dans le message de ... I am writing a general function and I would like to know what row the function was excuted from, so that I can place that value in Cells(row,col).value I have not been to find a behavior that will do this. can anyone help thanks Bob |
finding current row
Just note that in a User Defined function used in a worksheet (of which I
believe Ardus speaks), you can not write values to other cells. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ardus Petus" wrote in message ... Within an User Defined Function: Application.Caller.row HTH -- AP "Bob Taylor" a écrit dans le message de ... I am writing a general function and I would like to know what row the function was excuted from, so that I can place that value in Cells(row,col).value I have not been to find a behavior that will do this. can anyone help thanks Bob |
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