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VBA for calucation instead row/cell reference
Hello All,
I would like to calculate a range via VBA instead of referencing the range/cell from the worksheet. How would I write the code in VBA to do the following formula calculations that are in a cell off to the side from the data of the worksheet? =countif(R3:r5000,1) =subtotal(3, C3:c5000) In VBA, I have the range/cell reference, but would like to just use the formula in the code instead of on the worksheet. See below code. Format(Date, "mmm d, yyyy") & Chr(10) & "Number of Projects in List =" & " " & Range("w2") _ & Chr(10) & "Assignments: Mike=" & Range("x2") TIA - Jan |
VBA for calucation instead row/cell reference
Application.Countif(Range("R3:R5000"),1)
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jan" wrote in message ... Hello All, I would like to calculate a range via VBA instead of referencing the range/cell from the worksheet. How would I write the code in VBA to do the following formula calculations that are in a cell off to the side from the data of the worksheet? =countif(R3:r5000,1) =subtotal(3, C3:c5000) In VBA, I have the range/cell reference, but would like to just use the formula in the code instead of on the worksheet. See below code. Format(Date, "mmm d, yyyy") & Chr(10) & "Number of Projects in List =" & " " & Range("w2") _ & Chr(10) & "Assignments: Mike=" & Range("x2") TIA - Jan |
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