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Test a named cell in a macro
I need to test a named cell in the excel sheet to see if there is any
data in the cell. Currently I am doing: 'Req Number If Trim(Cells(4, 7)) = "" Then errtest = errtest & "Please Fill in the Req Number" End If The problem is that the cells 4,7 may change, as new lines get added to the sheet. So I have named it ReqNo in the sheet. Then even if new lines are added, the test will still be on the correct field. But I don't know how to call it. I have tried the following: Cells("ReqNo") Cells('ReqNo') Activecell.ReqNo select.cell.ReqNo ect, ect , ect Does anyone know how to call a named cell in the macro? Cheers for all help, Caroline |
Test a named cell in a macro
Use range to select a named cell
ActiveSheet.Range("reqno") = "123" -- -John Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. " wrote: I need to test a named cell in the excel sheet to see if there is any data in the cell. Currently I am doing: 'Req Number If Trim(Cells(4, 7)) = "" Then errtest = errtest & "Please Fill in the Req Number" End If The problem is that the cells 4,7 may change, as new lines get added to the sheet. So I have named it ReqNo in the sheet. Then even if new lines are added, the test will still be on the correct field. But I don't know how to call it. I have tried the following: Cells("ReqNo") Cells('ReqNo') Activecell.ReqNo select.cell.ReqNo ect, ect , ect Does anyone know how to call a named cell in the macro? Cheers for all help, Caroline |
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