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Turns out it was working, and I had another mistake in my code causing
it to look like it wasnt working. Silly me. On Jun 11, 9:38 am, B wrote: I might need to clarify that in the code I posted, there are two times whereOffsetis used with avariable. ThevariableI'm having trouble with is "HoursCol." But in response, thevariableis public. On Jun 11, 8:52 am, Mike H wrote: How have you declared thevariable? If you are passing it between subroutines then it needs to be public Public i As Integer Mike "B" wrote: I'm trying to use Offest with avariableas the rowoffset. When run, the line does nothing. When I replace thevariablewith an integer, it works fine. Heres the code: ' This is where thevariableis assigned a value If InStr(1, UCase(ActiveCell.Offset(0, i).Value), "HOURS") 0 Then HoursCol = ActiveCell.Offset(0, i).Column ' It then gets passed to this sub Public Sub FindWrapperTotals(...HoursCol As Integer, ...) ' Used he MsgBox ("HoursCol = " & HoursCol) HoursNum = ActiveCell.Offset(0, HoursCol - 1).Value MsgBox ("HoursNum = " & HoursNum) When run, the first message box says "HoursCol = 8", which is correct, and the second message box says "HoursNum = ". When I replace "HoursCol - 1" with an integer, it does exactly what I need...but of course, life isn't simple enough to always use integers. Thanks in advance for any advice.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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