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Without activating the sheet, how can I determine which cell on that sheet
that will become the ActiveCell once the sheet is activated? I am trying to write a UDF that will be called from Excel (therefore changing selections is not an option) that will return .Formula1 from the conditional format of a cell whose reference is passed to the function. The problem is that all relative addressing in .Formula1 is automatically converted to A1 style relative to the cell that would be ActiveCell if the cell's .parent were ActiveSheet. John Walkenbach's suggestion http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/odd/odd07.htm only works on ActiveSheet, but could easily be modified if I could identify the equivalent of ActiveCell for a sheet that is not ActiveSheet. Jerrry |
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