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How do I make references to cells in subroutines relative?
How do I make references to cells in subroutines relative?
For example, if part of my subroutine is: Range("A5:D33").Select then I insert or delete cells in the spreadsheet, the references to these cells in the macro stay the same, and are thus incorrect. They always have to be updated manually. How can I make these change automatically when I modify the spreadsheet? Or is there a better way to reference cells in the worksheet? Thanks Atreides |
How do I make references to cells in subroutines relative?
Use named range instead of literal
Cheers -- AP "Atreides" <atreides1AThotmailD0Tcom a écrit dans le message de news: ... How do I make references to cells in subroutines relative? For example, if part of my subroutine is: Range("A5:D33").Select then I insert or delete cells in the spreadsheet, the references to these cells in the macro stay the same, and are thus incorrect. They always have to be updated manually. How can I make these change automatically when I modify the spreadsheet? Or is there a better way to reference cells in the worksheet? Thanks Atreides |
How do I make references to cells in subroutines relative?
Hi Ardus,
Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by that. I've leart VBA by experiment rather than instruction, so I'm not really familiar with the terms. How do I use a named range? Thanks Peter "Ardus Petus" wrote: Use named range instead of literal Cheers -- AP "Atreides" <atreides1AThotmailD0Tcom a écrit dans le message de news: ... How do I make references to cells in subroutines relative? For example, if part of my subroutine is: Range("A5:D33").Select then I insert or delete cells in the spreadsheet, the references to these cells in the macro stay the same, and are thus incorrect. They always have to be updated manually. How can I make these change automatically when I modify the spreadsheet? Or is there a better way to reference cells in the worksheet? Thanks Atreides |
How do I make references to cells in subroutines relative?
Thanks Ardus, that explains it well.
It seems that Names are even more useful than I previously thought! Atreides "Ardus Petus" wrote: Select the range you want to name Use menu InsertNameDefine enter a valid name (eg: MyRange) click OK Now you can use: Range("MyRange").Select anywhere in your code. Insertions and deletions will be reflected in your name definaition Cheers, -- AP "Atreides" <atreides1AThotmailD0Tcom a écrit dans le message de news: ... Hi Ardus, Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by that. I've leart VBA by experiment rather than instruction, so I'm not really familiar with the terms. How do I use a named range? Thanks Peter "Ardus Petus" wrote: Use named range instead of literal Cheers -- AP "Atreides" <atreides1AThotmailD0Tcom a écrit dans le message de news: ... How do I make references to cells in subroutines relative? For example, if part of my subroutine is: Range("A5:D33").Select then I insert or delete cells in the spreadsheet, the references to these cells in the macro stay the same, and are thus incorrect. They always have to be updated manually. How can I make these change automatically when I modify the spreadsheet? Or is there a better way to reference cells in the worksheet? Thanks Atreides |
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