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Using symbolic in Excel Macro
Hi,
I have a numeric value x representing the number of rows. I would like to have the range statement use x so the user does not have to manually modify the range, as the number of rows for a file will vary. Can someone provide me with the syntax to use for the Would like scenario? Is there a symbolic parameter I can use to do this? Currently: Range("BE1:BE179").Select Would like: Range("BE1:BEx").Select Thanks, Bob |
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