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Returning column letter
Sorry that one didn't work on Columns with double letters i.e. "AA"
try this one instead Dim x As Variant x = Mid(ActiveCell.Columns.Address, 2, WorksheetFunction.Find("$", _ ActiveCell.Columns.Address, 2) - 2) I think you can avoid the WorksheetFunction call by doing this... x = Left(ActiveCell.Address(True, False), _ InStr(ActiveCell.Address(True, False), "$") - 1) Rick |
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