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Got the Copy/Cut Code But what is the Paste Code
If this code will copy a Cell value:
[R59].Select ActiveCell.Copy and this is a Cut code : [R59].Select ActiveCell.Cut What is a Paste Code ? This don't work : [R59].Select ActiveCell.Paste What is the code equivalent to paste ? Corey.... |
Got the Copy/Cut Code But what is the Paste Code
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I quite like this format to copy from A1 to A2: Range("A1").Copy Range("A2") Regards Jason Corey wrote: If this code will copy a Cell value: [R59].Select ActiveCell.Copy and this is a Cut code : [R59].Select ActiveCell.Cut What is a Paste Code ? This don't work : [R59].Select ActiveCell.Paste What is the code equivalent to paste ? Corey.... ------=_NextPart_000_01B2_01C6A203.D81BA5D0 Content-Type: text/html; charset=windows-1250 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable X-Google-AttachSize: 1819 <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" <HTML<HEAD <META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=windows-1250" <META content="MSHTML 6.00.2900.2912" name=GENERATOR <STYLE</STYLE </HEAD <BODY bgColor=#ffffff <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"If this code will copy a Cell value:</FONT</EM</DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"</FONT</EM </DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"[R59].Select<BR &nb sp; ActiveCell.Copy</FONT</EM</DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"</FONT</EM </DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"and this is a Cut code :</FONT</EM</DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"</FONT</EM </DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"[R59].Select</FONT</EM</DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"ActiveCell.Cut</FONT</EM</DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"</FONT</EM<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"</FONT</EM </DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"What is a Paste Code ?</FONT</EM</DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"This don't work :</FONT</EM</DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"</FONT</EM </DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"[R59].Select</FONT</EM</DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"ActiveCell.Paste</FONT</EM</DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"</FONT</EM </DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"</FONT</EM </DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"</FONT</EM </DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"What is the code equivalent to paste ?</FONT</EM</DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"</FONT</EM </DIV <DIV<EM<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"Corey....</FONT</EM</DIV</BODY</HTML ------=_NextPart_000_01B2_01C6A203.D81BA5D0-- |
Got the Copy/Cut Code But what is the Paste Code
Thanks Jason for the reply.
What about COPY from sheet1 and paste to sheet2? Corey.... |
Got the Copy/Cut Code But what is the Paste Code
This don't work :
[R59].Select ActiveCell.Paste What is a Paste Code ? Hi. Paste works a little differently. Excel uses a worksheet object, and not a range object. As a technique, select the word "Paste" in vba, and hit the F1 button. Then look under "WorkSheet" object. Sub Demo() [R59].Cut [R59].Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub or... Sub Demo2() [R59].Cut ActiveSheet.Paste ([R59]) End Sub -- HTH. :) Dana DeLouis Windows XP, Office 2003 "Corey" wrote in message ... If this code will copy a Cell value: [R59].Select ActiveCell.Copy and this is a Cut code : [R59].Select ActiveCell.Cut What is a Paste Code ? This don't work [R59].Select ActiveCell.Paste What is the code equivalent to paste ? Corey.... |
Got the Copy/Cut Code But what is the Paste Code
Thanks Dana,
Not sure of the reason, but i think it could be because it is a formula, but i am getting a "0" value. I want to copy a (MAX) formula VALUE from sheet1 and place the value ONLY(Not the formula) to a cell in another sheet. If i click on the Cell where the value is pasted("0"), the FORMULA BAR displays the Formula from the Copied Cell in the other sheet, NOT the Actual Value. Any way around this that you know of ? Corey.... "Dana DeLouis" wrote in message ... This don't work : [R59].Select ActiveCell.Paste What is a Paste Code ? Hi. Paste works a little differently. Excel uses a worksheet object, and not a range object. As a technique, select the word "Paste" in vba, and hit the F1 button. Then look under "WorkSheet" object. Sub Demo() [R59].Cut [R59].Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub or... Sub Demo2() [R59].Cut ActiveSheet.Paste ([R59]) End Sub -- HTH. :) Dana DeLouis Windows XP, Office 2003 "Corey" wrote in message ... If this code will copy a Cell value: [R59].Select ActiveCell.Copy and this is a Cut code : [R59].Select ActiveCell.Cut What is a Paste Code ? This don't work [R59].Select ActiveCell.Paste What is the code equivalent to paste ? Corey.... |
Got the Copy/Cut Code But what is the Paste Code
Worksheets("sheet1").Range("A1").Copy _
worksheets("sheet2").Range("A2") -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Corey" wrote: Thanks Jason for the reply. What about COPY from sheet1 and paste to sheet2? Corey.... |
Got the Copy/Cut Code But what is the Paste Code
I want to copy a (MAX) formula VALUE from sheet1 and place the value
ONLY(Not the formula) to a cell in another sheet. Hi. You are looking for "PasteSpecial". Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("R59").Copy Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("A1").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues -- HTH. :) Dana DeLouis Windows XP, Office 2003 "Corey" wrote in message ... Thanks Dana, Not sure of the reason, but i think it could be because it is a formula, but i am getting a "0" value. I want to copy a (MAX) formula VALUE from sheet1 and place the value ONLY(Not the formula) to a cell in another sheet. If i click on the Cell where the value is pasted("0"), the FORMULA BAR displays the Formula from the Copied Cell in the other sheet, NOT the Actual Value. Any way around this that you know of ? Corey.... "Dana DeLouis" wrote in message ... This don't work : [R59].Select ActiveCell.Paste What is a Paste Code ? Hi. Paste works a little differently. Excel uses a worksheet object, and not a range object. As a technique, select the word "Paste" in vba, and hit the F1 button. Then look under "WorkSheet" object. Sub Demo() [R59].Cut [R59].Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub or... Sub Demo2() [R59].Cut ActiveSheet.Paste ([R59]) End Sub -- HTH. :) Dana DeLouis Windows XP, Office 2003 "Corey" wrote in message ... If this code will copy a Cell value: [R59].Select ActiveCell.Copy and this is a Cut code : [R59].Select ActiveCell.Cut What is a Paste Code ? This don't work [R59].Select ActiveCell.Paste What is the code equivalent to paste ? Corey.... |
Got the Copy/Cut Code But what is the Paste Code
Thank You kindly.
Done the job precisely Corey.... "Dana DeLouis" wrote in message ... I want to copy a (MAX) formula VALUE from sheet1 and place the value ONLY(Not the formula) to a cell in another sheet. Hi. You are looking for "PasteSpecial". Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("R59").Copy Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("A1").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues -- HTH. :) Dana DeLouis Windows XP, Office 2003 "Corey" wrote in message ... Thanks Dana, Not sure of the reason, but i think it could be because it is a formula, but i am getting a "0" value. I want to copy a (MAX) formula VALUE from sheet1 and place the value ONLY(Not the formula) to a cell in another sheet. If i click on the Cell where the value is pasted("0"), the FORMULA BAR displays the Formula from the Copied Cell in the other sheet, NOT the Actual Value. Any way around this that you know of ? Corey.... "Dana DeLouis" wrote in message ... This don't work : [R59].Select ActiveCell.Paste What is a Paste Code ? Hi. Paste works a little differently. Excel uses a worksheet object, and not a range object. As a technique, select the word "Paste" in vba, and hit the F1 button. Then look under "WorkSheet" object. Sub Demo() [R59].Cut [R59].Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub or... Sub Demo2() [R59].Cut ActiveSheet.Paste ([R59]) End Sub -- HTH. :) Dana DeLouis Windows XP, Office 2003 "Corey" wrote in message ... If this code will copy a Cell value: [R59].Select ActiveCell.Copy and this is a Cut code : [R59].Select ActiveCell.Cut What is a Paste Code ? This don't work [R59].Select ActiveCell.Paste What is the code equivalent to paste ? Corey.... |
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