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Using variable as row reference in VBA
Hi,
In my macro, I'm trying to reference an integer as a row reference. The idea is that as the macro goes through the worksheet, the integer will increment where required. Currently the cell is in column A. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Dim CellCount As Integer Dim OrderCount As Integer CellCount = 6 OrderCount = 1 Range("A&CellCount&").Select ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = OrderCount OrderCount++ Thank you kindly Khurram |
Using variable as row reference in VBA
Thank you Randy, This has given me a good point of reference.
regards Khurram RST wrote: Khurram, I use "cells" when I want to increment through rows or columns in a worksheet. Try something like this: Dim CellCount as Integer Dim OrderCount as Integer CellCount = 6 OrderCount = 1 Do Until ........[Enter Do/Loop Criteria] Cells(CellCount,1)=OrderCount CellCount=CellCount + 1 OrderCount=OrderCount + 1 Loop Until .......[Enter Do/Loop Criteria] Hope this helps... Randy "Deecrypt" wrote: Hi, In my macro, I'm trying to reference an integer as a row reference. The idea is that as the macro goes through the worksheet, the integer will increment where required. Currently the cell is in column A. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Dim CellCount As Integer Dim OrderCount As Integer CellCount = 6 OrderCount = 1 Range("A&CellCount&").Select ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = OrderCount OrderCount++ Thank you kindly Khurram |
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