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how to set a formula name by using cell values
First time set formula name.
Can I set a name to a formula's by refering to certain cell's value in other worksheet? And, can I use a variable (this case is "C") in the formula and define it later when calling this named fomula? ActiveWorkbook.Names.Add Name = Range("legend!A2").Value, RefersToR1C1 = "=N(INDIRECT(RC[-15]&""_""&R[" & (1 - C) & "]C[-16]))" Thanks for advise! |
how to set a formula name by using cell values
If set a name, it works.
ActiveWorkbook.Names.Add Name:="Att", RefersTo:="=N(INDIRECT(RC[-15]&""_""&R[" & (1-C) & "]C[-16]))" But the variable "C" still not working even assign it a value later. Qty = 6 C = 1 Activecell.Select With Selection Do Until C Qty Selection.Value = "=Att" .Offset(C).Select C = C + 1 Loop End With Still need to assign the name as one cell's value and use the variable to assign the same row value to different cell. How to get it done? "Terry" wrote: First time set formula name. Can I set a name to a formula's by refering to certain cell's value in other worksheet? And, can I use a variable (this case is "C") in the formula and define it later when calling this named fomula? ActiveWorkbook.Names.Add Name = Range("legend!A2").Value, RefersToR1C1 = "=N(INDIRECT(RC[-15]&""_""&R[" & (1 - C) & "]C[-16]))" Thanks for advise! |
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