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How to use worksheet function Index
Hi al,
I have a named range called List (A1:A10) and I want to retrieve the second item(A2) so the code is : worksheetfunction.index( "List", 2, 1), but I got "Unable to get the index property of worksheetfunction class". Clara -- thank you so much for your help |
How to use worksheet function Index
clara wrote:
Hi al, I have a named range called List (A1:A10) and I want to retrieve the second item(A2) so the code is : worksheetfunction.index( "List", 2, 1), but I got "Unable to get the index property of worksheetfunction class". Clara You will have to use a syntax like this: WorksheetFunction.Index(ThisWorkbook.Names("List") .RefersToRange, 2, 1) HTH, CoRrRan |
How to use worksheet function Index
Hi
Use worksheetfunction.index([list], 2, 1) The square brackets returns the "value" of the name "List" i.e. the range. regards Paul On Jun 7, 4:07 pm, clara wrote: Hi al, I have a named range called List (A1:A10) and I want to retrieve the second item(A2) so the code is : worksheetfunction.index( "List", 2, 1), but I got "Unable to get the index property of worksheetfunction class". Clara -- thank you so much for your help |
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