![]() |
How to code with the R1C1 Style of Reference?
Is there a way to code using the R1C1 style of reference? It seems to me I have
doe it but I just can't recall it now. That is, instead of: Range("A1").Select Something like: Range(R1C1).Select That way it would same complications past column Z Thank You, -plh -- I keep hitting "Esc" -- but I'm still here! |
How to code with the R1C1 Style of Reference?
Cells(row_num,Col_num).Select
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "plh" wrote in message ... Is there a way to code using the R1C1 style of reference? It seems to me I have doe it but I just can't recall it now. That is, instead of: Range("A1").Select Something like: Range(R1C1).Select That way it would same complications past column Z Thank You, -plh -- I keep hitting "Esc" -- but I'm still here! |
How to code with the R1C1 Style of Reference?
Thank you! You are obviously a knowledgeable guy!
Maybe you know the answer to this one: Debug.Print Sheets("Parts List").Cells(5, 2).Name gives me ='Parts List'!$B$5 but the cell has a defined name of EVANS_KO How do I return this defined name? Thank You, -plh In article , Bob Phillips says... Cells(row_num,Col_num).Select -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "plh" wrote in message ... Is there a way to code using the R1C1 style of reference? It seems to me I have doe it but I just can't recall it now. That is, instead of: Range("A1").Select Something like: Range(R1C1).Select That way it would same complications past column Z Thank You, -plh -- I keep hitting "Esc" -- but I'm still here! -- I keep hitting "Esc" -- but I'm still here! |
How to code with the R1C1 Style of Reference?
I'm not Bob, but you could try:
Debug.Print Sheets("Parts List").Cells(5, 2).Name.Name plh wrote: Thank you! You are obviously a knowledgeable guy! Maybe you know the answer to this one: Debug.Print Sheets("Parts List").Cells(5, 2).Name gives me ='Parts List'!$B$5 but the cell has a defined name of EVANS_KO How do I return this defined name? Thank You, -plh In article , Bob Phillips says... Cells(row_num,Col_num).Select -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "plh" wrote in message ... Is there a way to code using the R1C1 style of reference? It seems to me I have doe it but I just can't recall it now. That is, instead of: Range("A1").Select Something like: Range(R1C1).Select That way it would same complications past column Z Thank You, -plh -- I keep hitting "Esc" -- but I'm still here! -- I keep hitting "Esc" -- but I'm still here! -- Dave Peterson |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 07:20 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com