Hi Everyone
I have a little UDF that will look for a value in a row and then retur
the value next to it.
It works well but I need to supply the row number on which the functio
resides as an input parameter. There MUST be a way te read the ro
number automatically. Something like getrow() or whatever.
Any sugestions would be appreciated

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Hi Johan,

Show your UDF code.

More generally, use the Row property which returns the (first) row number of
the range.


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Hi Everyone
I have a little UDF that will look for a value in a row and then return
the value next to it.
It works well but I need to supply the row number on which the function
resides as an input parameter. There MUST be a way te read the row
number automatically. Something like getrow() or whatever.
Any sugestions would be appreciated.


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Hi Johan,

see help for caller property

Regards,
Ivan

iRow = Application.Caller.Row

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Hi Everyone
I have a little UDF that will look for a value in a row and then return
the value next to it.
It works well but I need to supply the row number on which the function
resides as an input parameter. There MUST be a way te read the row
number automatically. Something like getrow() or whatever.
Any sugestions would be appreciated.


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Not sure what your function does, but

Function gd()
gd = ActiveCell.row

End Function


returns the row number of the active cell at the time the value is
entered - possibly a little unsafe as for example you can't autofill it

Hi everyone
That was wonderful response in such a short time.
I am now exploring rather using a range but I am going to try this
caller thing first.
Here is my code:


Code:
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Function linelookup(find_val As String, c1 As String, c2 As String, cur_row As Long) As String
myrange = c1 & cur_row
startcol = Sheets(1).Range(myrange).Column
myrange = c2 & 1
endcol = Sheets(1).Range(myrange).Column
For i = startcol To endcol
If Sheets(1).Cells(cur_row, i).Value = find_val Then
linelookup = Sheets(1).Cells(cur_row, (i + 1)).Value
i = endcol
End If
Next i
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Hi
Activecell.row will do it.

regards
Paul

Thank you everyone.
The caller property did it for me. I am also going to explore other
ways (just for fun).


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