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Newbie: How to get another range?
Hello All,
I want to write some vba code to get a range other than of the "Target" one, suppose that I'm in Worksheet_SelectionChange or Worksheet_Change event. How accomplish that? Thanks in advance! |
Newbie: How to get another range?
What's the connection between the Target and the "other range" ?
Other wise, just use: Range("A1").Value or Worksheets("SomeotherSheet").Range("A6:M45) NickHK "x-rays" wrote in message oups.com... Hello All, I want to write some vba code to get a range other than of the "Target" one, suppose that I'm in Worksheet_SelectionChange or Worksheet_Change event. How accomplish that? Thanks in advance! |
Newbie: How to get another range?
Thanks Nick, I just find out from another post.
Thank you very much for your reply! NickHK wrote: What's the connection between the Target and the "other range" ? Other wise, just use: Range("A1").Value or Worksheets("SomeotherSheet").Range("A6:M45) NickHK "x-rays" wrote in message oups.com... Hello All, I want to write some vba code to get a range other than of the "Target" one, suppose that I'm in Worksheet_SelectionChange or Worksheet_Change event. How accomplish that? Thanks in advance! |
Newbie: How to get another range?
If you are going to post to more than one, relevant NG, then cross-post, not
multi-post. Otherwise many people waste their time answering questions the OP has no interest in reading, because the OP already has an answer elsewhere. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-posting NickHK "x-rays" wrote in message ups.com... Thanks Nick, I just find out from another post. Thank you very much for your reply! NickHK wrote: What's the connection between the Target and the "other range" ? Other wise, just use: Range("A1").Value or Worksheets("SomeotherSheet").Range("A6:M45) NickHK "x-rays" wrote in message oups.com... Hello All, I want to write some vba code to get a range other than of the "Target" one, suppose that I'm in Worksheet_SelectionChange or Worksheet_Change event. How accomplish that? Thanks in advance! |
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