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how can i select a whole row minus the first few columns?
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I'll go with the general belief that "few" = 3. If this needs changed, change
the constant "FewRow" Sub SelectMostOfRow() Const FewRow As Long = 3 Range("A1").EntireRow.Resize(, _ Columns.Count - FewRow).Offset(, FewRow).Select End Sub -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "lifeguardernie" wrote: how can i select a whole row minus the first few columns? |
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this works but how do i stick this in as a range for formulas
"Charles Chickering" wrote: I'll go with the general belief that "few" = 3. If this needs changed, change the constant "FewRow" Sub SelectMostOfRow() Const FewRow As Long = 3 Range("A1").EntireRow.Resize(, _ Columns.Count - FewRow).Offset(, FewRow).Select End Sub -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "lifeguardernie" wrote: how can i select a whole row minus the first few columns? |
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I'm not entirely sure that I know what you're asking but if you want to use
the address of those cells in a formula, try something like this: Sub MakeFormula() Const FewRow As Long = 3 Dim r1 As Range Set r1 = Range("A1").EntireRow.Resize(, _ Columns.Count - FewRow).Offset(, FewRow) 'If you want to set a column to the sum of the cells, 'increment with the row, try this: Range("A1:A2").Formula = "=Sum(" & r1.Address(False, True) & ")" End Sub -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "lifeguardernie" wrote: this works but how do i stick this in as a range for formulas "Charles Chickering" wrote: I'll go with the general belief that "few" = 3. If this needs changed, change the constant "FewRow" Sub SelectMostOfRow() Const FewRow As Long = 3 Range("A1").EntireRow.Resize(, _ Columns.Count - FewRow).Offset(, FewRow).Select End Sub -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "lifeguardernie" wrote: how can i select a whole row minus the first few columns? |
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lets say i want to count all the times 'a' comes up
so i write out =countif (1:1,"a") and i get a message that i created a circle how do i input the range to be all but the first 3 columns? "Charles Chickering" wrote: I'm not entirely sure that I know what you're asking but if you want to use the address of those cells in a formula, try something like this: Sub MakeFormula() Const FewRow As Long = 3 Dim r1 As Range Set r1 = Range("A1").EntireRow.Resize(, _ Columns.Count - FewRow).Offset(, FewRow) 'If you want to set a column to the sum of the cells, 'increment with the row, try this: Range("A1:A2").Formula = "=Sum(" & r1.Address(False, True) & ")" End Sub -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "lifeguardernie" wrote: this works but how do i stick this in as a range for formulas "Charles Chickering" wrote: I'll go with the general belief that "few" = 3. If this needs changed, change the constant "FewRow" Sub SelectMostOfRow() Const FewRow As Long = 3 Range("A1").EntireRow.Resize(, _ Columns.Count - FewRow).Offset(, FewRow).Select End Sub -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "lifeguardernie" wrote: how can i select a whole row minus the first few columns? |
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Pretty much the same.
Dim r1 As Range Set r1 = Range("A1").EntireRow.Resize(, _ Columns.Count - FewRow).Offset(, FewRow) 'If you want to set a column to the sum of the cells, 'increment with the row, try this: Range("A1:A2").Formula = "=CountIf(" & r1.Address(False, True) & ",""a"")" End Sub -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "lifeguardernie" wrote: lets say i want to count all the times 'a' comes up so i write out =countif (1:1,"a") and i get a message that i created a circle how do i input the range to be all but the first 3 columns? "Charles Chickering" wrote: I'm not entirely sure that I know what you're asking but if you want to use the address of those cells in a formula, try something like this: Sub MakeFormula() Const FewRow As Long = 3 Dim r1 As Range Set r1 = Range("A1").EntireRow.Resize(, _ Columns.Count - FewRow).Offset(, FewRow) 'If you want to set a column to the sum of the cells, 'increment with the row, try this: Range("A1:A2").Formula = "=Sum(" & r1.Address(False, True) & ")" End Sub -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "lifeguardernie" wrote: this works but how do i stick this in as a range for formulas "Charles Chickering" wrote: I'll go with the general belief that "few" = 3. If this needs changed, change the constant "FewRow" Sub SelectMostOfRow() Const FewRow As Long = 3 Range("A1").EntireRow.Resize(, _ Columns.Count - FewRow).Offset(, FewRow).Select End Sub -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "lifeguardernie" wrote: how can i select a whole row minus the first few columns? |
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