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VB Code Question Range(
is there a way to addreess a cell using the column number instead of the
column letter? Instead of Range("A2").value .... Range(? & 2).value Thank you |
VB Code Question Range(
Hi Sandy
You can use Cells Cells(row,column) Sheets("Sheet1").Cells(1, 2).Value -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Sandy" wrote in message ... is there a way to addreess a cell using the column number instead of the column letter? Instead of Range("A2").value .... Range(? & 2).value Thank you |
VB Code Question Range(
cells(?,2).value
Sandy wrote: is there a way to addreess a cell using the column number instead of the column letter? Instead of Range("A2").value .... Range(? & 2).value Thank you |
VB Code Question Range(
To be consistent with your example, I think steve meant
cells(2,?) where, for column A, ? would be 1. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "stevebriz" wrote: cells(?,2).value Sandy wrote: is there a way to addreess a cell using the column number instead of the column letter? Instead of Range("A2").value .... Range(? & 2).value Thank you |
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