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Changing a String to a Range
Hi
Basically, I just want to know if there is any (easy) way of changing a string (as in, a cell in Excel contains a 3D cell range as text) to the appropriate range. So, in cell K12 I have the following text : 'Quarter 1 Contract 03'!C12,'Quarter 1 Spot 03'!C12,'Quarter 2 Contract 03'!C12,'Quarter 2 Spot 03'!C12,'Quarter 3 Contract 03'!C12,'Quarter 4 Contract 03'!C12,'Quarter 4 Spot 03'!C12 And I want to change this to a range in VBA so I can COUNTIF (cells < 0)! If I havent explained properly, say and I'll try harder! Thanks! |
Changing a String to a Range
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