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to avoid being tied to a XML layout I identified each column as a Constant
Global Const CTrack1BD1 = "A" Global Const CTrack1BD2 = "B" Global Const CTrack2BD1 = "C" Global Const CTrack2BD2 = "D" and in my code I simply use eg range(CTrack1BD1 & counter) = .... However now I want to use another cell value to slect the right Column so cell "contains string "XXX2BD1" My ideas was to use TrackColumn = "CTrack" & right("XXX2BD1",4) followed by range("z1") = range( TrackColumn & a) however the TrackColumn remains a sting and is not "replaced" by the Const value "C" any pointer would be much appriciated Ron B |
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Maybe something like this
Sub ABC() Dim mycol As Collection Dim a As Long Dim rng As Range Set mycol = New Collection mycol.Add "A", "CTrack1BD1" mycol.Add "B", "CTrack1BD2" mycol.Add "C", "CTrack2BD1" mycol.Add "D", "CTrack2BD2" trackcolumn = "CTrack" & Right("XXX2BD1", 4) a = 5 Set rng = Range(mycol.Item(trackcolumn) & a) MsgBox rng.Address End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ron B" wrote in message ... to avoid being tied to a XML layout I identified each column as a Constant Global Const CTrack1BD1 = "A" Global Const CTrack1BD2 = "B" Global Const CTrack2BD1 = "C" Global Const CTrack2BD2 = "D" and in my code I simply use eg range(CTrack1BD1 & counter) = .... However now I want to use another cell value to slect the right Column so cell "contains string "XXX2BD1" My ideas was to use TrackColumn = "CTrack" & right("XXX2BD1",4) followed by range("z1") = range( TrackColumn & a) however the TrackColumn remains a sting and is not "replaced" by the Const value "C" any pointer would be much appriciated Ron B |
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Thanks Tom, indeed this would work....but
I think it will put to much overhead on my macro as I have to "enrich" a few hundred events each min. So I will stick to my workaround by calculating the column help is appriciated though "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Maybe something like this Sub ABC() Dim mycol As Collection Dim a As Long Dim rng As Range Set mycol = New Collection mycol.Add "A", "CTrack1BD1" mycol.Add "B", "CTrack1BD2" mycol.Add "C", "CTrack2BD1" mycol.Add "D", "CTrack2BD2" trackcolumn = "CTrack" & Right("XXX2BD1", 4) a = 5 Set rng = Range(mycol.Item(trackcolumn) & a) MsgBox rng.Address End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ron B" wrote in message ... to avoid being tied to a XML layout I identified each column as a Constant Global Const CTrack1BD1 = "A" Global Const CTrack1BD2 = "B" Global Const CTrack2BD1 = "C" Global Const CTrack2BD2 = "D" and in my code I simply use eg range(CTrack1BD1 & counter) = .... However now I want to use another cell value to slect the right Column so cell "contains string "XXX2BD1" My ideas was to use TrackColumn = "CTrack" & right("XXX2BD1",4) followed by range("z1") = range( TrackColumn & a) however the TrackColumn remains a sting and is not "replaced" by the Const value "C" any pointer would be much appriciated Ron B |
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