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Determine Column Number in a function
I have a function that needs to know the column number/letter of the
cell calling it. How does a novice like myself do this? Thanks. - pb |
Determine Column Number in a function
Function ColNum() As Integer
ColNum = Application.Caller.Column End Function Just enter =ColNum() in a cell. However, =COLUMN() does that already! "cubbybear3" wrote in message ups.com... I have a function that needs to know the column number/letter of the cell calling it. How does a novice like myself do this? Thanks. - pb |
Determine Column Number in a function
Here's an example of the Caller Property you would use on the application
within the custom function. Dim v as StringSelect Case TypeName(Application.Caller) Case "Range" v = CStr(Application.Caller.Column) Case Else v = "unknown" End Select MsgBox "Column number calling this function is " & v & "."-- Sincerely, Ronald R. Dodge, Jr. Master MOUS 2000 "cubbybear3" wrote in message ups.com... I have a function that needs to know the column number/letter of the cell calling it. How does a novice like myself do this? Thanks. - pb |
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