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My goal is to write a macro that inserts this into the active cell:
=stdev( or =stdev() and then have it act just like if the user had typed the same thing, that is, be ready to accept a range of cells. If I type: =stdev() into a cell and hit enter, I get a message that says "The formula you typed contains an error". If I say ok, then the message goes away and I get the behavior I want. So what I want to do is automate that (including the clicking ok part.) I have tried: activecell.value = "=stdev()" activecell.text = "=stdev()" sendkeys "=stdev(" I get errors with all of those. Putting in "on error resume next" hasn't helped either, because the error happens before it inserts the formula. I know I can write a macro to calculate the StDev of a previously selected range and put the answer below, and I have done that, but now this is the behavior I want. It is for students, and I want them to see the formula and how it works. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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