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Use variable to reference a range?
Hi
Is it possible to use a variable as part of a range reference? In the example below I want to change the value 6000 to a different value that changes from time to time. Can I substitute 6000 for x, y z etc. Range("d4:d6000").Value = 1 Any help would be gratefully received. Thanks Ritchi |
Use variable to reference a range?
Thanks Tom
Just the job. Regards Ritchi Tom Ogilvy wrote: Dim x as Long x = 6000 Range("D4:D" & x).Value = 1 y = 4 z = 4 x = 6000 Cells(y,z).Resize(x,1).Value = 1 Cells(row, column) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "RITCHI" wrote: Hi Is it possible to use a variable as part of a range reference? In the example below I want to change the value 6000 to a different value that changes from time to time. Can I substitute 6000 for x, y z etc. Range("d4:d6000").Value = 1 Any help would be gratefully received. Thanks Ritchi |
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