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question about creating variable from 2 strings
may have asked this before, but can't find it.
is it possible to create a variable from 2 strings and have it return the value? Simple example, RowColor is Dimmed as Long and has as value of 4 2 strings, one String1 is "Row" the other, String2 is "Color" join the 2 strings to make "RowColor" range("A1").interior.colorindex = String1 & String2 -- Gary |
question about creating variable from 2 strings
went a different route and used select case instead.
-- Gary "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote in message ... may have asked this before, but can't find it. is it possible to create a variable from 2 strings and have it return the value? Simple example, RowColor is Dimmed as Long and has as value of 4 2 strings, one String1 is "Row" the other, String2 is "Color" join the 2 strings to make "RowColor" range("A1").interior.colorindex = String1 & String2 -- Gary |
question about creating variable from 2 strings
How about putting the values in a collection?
Sub test() Dim col As New Collection Dim String1 As String, string2 As String col.Add 4, "RowColor" col.Add 12, "RowHeight" String1 = "Row" string2 = "Color" MsgBox col(String1 & string2) End Sub -- Hope that helps. Vergel Adriano "Gary Keramidas" wrote: may have asked this before, but can't find it. is it possible to create a variable from 2 strings and have it return the value? Simple example, RowColor is Dimmed as Long and has as value of 4 2 strings, one String1 is "Row" the other, String2 is "Color" join the 2 strings to make "RowColor" range("A1").interior.colorindex = String1 & String2 -- Gary |
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