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Using Win 2003 and Office XP;

Is it possible to internally calculate an array formula? By that I mean not
in a sheet, but in memory. For example by using
Application.WorksheetFunctions you can access certain functions in code then
write the result into a sheet. Any ideas how to do this using an array
formula?

Thanks for the help.
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As an example

myVal = Activesheet.Evaluate("=SUM(IF(A1:A5=""Apple"",B1:B 5))")

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Using Win 2003 and Office XP;

Is it possible to internally calculate an array formula? By that I mean
not
in a sheet, but in memory. For example by using
Application.WorksheetFunctions you can access certain functions in code
then
write the result into a sheet. Any ideas how to do this using an array
formula?

Thanks for the help.



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Perfect. Thanks Bob!

Hope you escaped the flooding in Yorkshire and elsewhere...


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

As an example

myVal = Activesheet.Evaluate("=SUM(IF(A1:A5=""Apple"",B1:B 5))")

--
HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)

"XP" wrote in message
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Using Win 2003 and Office XP;

Is it possible to internally calculate an array formula? By that I mean
not
in a sheet, but in memory. For example by using
Application.WorksheetFunctions you can access certain functions in code
then
write the result into a sheet. Any ideas how to do this using an array
formula?

Thanks for the help.




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Being 300 miles away, it didn't affect me too much.

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Bob

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Perfect. Thanks Bob!

Hope you escaped the flooding in Yorkshire and elsewhere...


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

As an example

myVal = Activesheet.Evaluate("=SUM(IF(A1:A5=""Apple"",B1:B 5))")

--
HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my
addy)

"XP" wrote in message
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Using Win 2003 and Office XP;

Is it possible to internally calculate an array formula? By that I mean
not
in a sheet, but in memory. For example by using
Application.WorksheetFunctions you can access certain functions in code
then
write the result into a sheet. Any ideas how to do this using an array
formula?

Thanks for the help.






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