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copy the value of the activecell on sheet1 to the same address on sheet 2
How can I copy the value of the activecell on sheet1 to the same address on
sheet 2? (So if activecell on sheet 1 is B8, macro will copy value to B* on sheet 2.) |
copy the value of the activecell on sheet1 to the same address onsheet 2
worksheets("sheet2").range(activecell.address).val ue = activecell.value
(where sheet1 is the activesheet.) Actually, this just "copies" the value. activecell.copy _ destination:=worksheets("sheet2").range(activecell .address) Would do the copy|paste. Maxx wrote: How can I copy the value of the activecell on sheet1 to the same address on sheet 2? (So if activecell on sheet 1 is B8, macro will copy value to B* on sheet 2.) -- Dave Peterson |
copy the value of the activecell on sheet1 to the same address on sheet 2
Thak you so much.
"Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... worksheets("sheet2").range(activecell.address).val ue = activecell.value (where sheet1 is the activesheet.) Actually, this just "copies" the value. activecell.copy _ destination:=worksheets("sheet2").range(activecell .address) Would do the copy|paste. Maxx wrote: How can I copy the value of the activecell on sheet1 to the same address on sheet 2? (So if activecell on sheet 1 is B8, macro will copy value to B* on sheet 2.) -- Dave Peterson |
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