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I'm trying to use variables and logic in some of Excel's methods & functions.
I'm not sure how to say this, so I'll use an example. If I use the Macro record of Excel, and select a range or cell, or say goto a cell or range I get something like this: Range("O65").Select Application.Goto Reference:="R18C5" What I'd like to be able to do is to use these statements, with cell addresses that I calculate baseed on my own variables. Rownum = 5 Colnum = 10 Like in my imagined language, something like: Range(rownum, colnum).select Application.Goto Reference:="R"&rownum&"C"&colnum Does anyone get what I'm saying and know how to do this. |
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