I should know why this doesn't work...but
get 'Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment'
and can't resolve it.


With Worksheets("Stats").Range(p$)

For Each c In .Range
Debug.Print c.Value
Next

End With

The value of p$ is "C3:C20"


Many thanks - Kirk

maybe try something like this, i wouldn't use p$ as a variable.

Sub test()
Dim c As Range
Dim pstr As String
pstr = "C3:C20"
With Worksheets("Stats")
For Each c In .Range(pstr)
Debug.Print c.Value
Next
End With
End Sub

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Gary


"kirkm" wrote in message
...

I should know why this doesn't work...but
get 'Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment'
and can't resolve it.


With Worksheets("Stats").Range(p$)

For Each c In .Range
Debug.Print c.Value
Next

End With

The value of p$ is "C3:C20"


Many thanks - Kirk

With regards to your original code, I think you want .Cells instead of .Range

With Worksheets("Stats").Range(p$)

For Each c In .Cells
Debug.Print c.Value
Next

End With


"kirkm" wrote:


I should know why this doesn't work...but
get 'Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment'
and can't resolve it.


With Worksheets("Stats").Range(p$)

For Each c In .Range
Debug.Print c.Value
Next

End With

The value of p$ is "C3:C20"


Many thanks - Kirk