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Wneh you assign arYVariable or varXVariable it should be with a set statement
set arYVariable = Range("C22:C23 set varXVariable = Range("D30:E30") "headly" wrote: Rather than write values or formulas to cells, I'm writing a function that requires a linest and intercept using variables that store ranges for x and y inputs. So my code looks like this varM = WorksheetFunction.LinEst(varYVariable, varXVariable) where varYVariable is a range like C22:C23 and varxvariable is a range like D30:E30 (although variables declared with variant data type) The runtime error is 1004 - Unable to get the LinEst property of the WorksheetFunction class |
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