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Never tried this location in excel
Curt
If what you mean by "calling location" is the address of the active cell when the procedure is called and the "preceding column" is the column to the immediate left of that active cell, it should be pretty easy. Something like sub test() activecell.offset(0,-1).value="data" end sub Good luck Ken Norfolk, Va Curt wrote: Is it possible to call a procedure and have excel put in cell address of calling location. Have a procedure that must be called from many locations and return data to location in precedding column. Never tried this. |
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