I've been trying to enter

CONST celladdress as STRING = sheets("mysetup").Range("E13").value

' E13 on my sheet mysetup contains the value "G1" (without the
quotes)

I'can't seem to accomplish this. Am I doing something wrong?

TIA,

Jim

Hi Jim,

You can only assign a constant value to a Constant.

You could use:
Const sStr As String = "A"

But you cannot use:
Const sStr2 As String = Range("A1").Value
'or
Const sStr As String = Chr(65)

Try instead:

Dim cellAddress As String

cellAddress = Sheets("mysetup").Range("E13").Value


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Regards,
Norman


"JMay" wrote in message ...
I've been trying to enter

CONST celladdress as STRING = sheets("mysetup").Range("E13").value

' E13 on my sheet mysetup contains the value "G1" (without the quotes)

I'can't seem to accomplish this. Am I doing something wrong?

TIA,

Jim

Thanks Norman;

Seems like a small price to pay by using:

Dim cellAddress As String
cellAddress = Sheets("mysetup").Range("E13").Value

Thanks,

Jim May

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi Jim,

You can only assign a constant value to a Constant.

You could use:
Const sStr As String = "A"

But you cannot use:
Const sStr2 As String = Range("A1").Value
'or
Const sStr As String = Chr(65)

Try instead:

Dim cellAddress As String

cellAddress = Sheets("mysetup").Range("E13").Value


---
Regards,
Norman


"JMay" wrote in message ...
I've been trying to enter

CONST celladdress as STRING = sheets("mysetup").Range("E13").value

' E13 on my sheet mysetup contains the value "G1" (without the quotes)

I'can't seem to accomplish this. Am I doing something wrong?

TIA,

Jim