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VBA - entering a formula in excel
I want to be able to enter a formula into the spreadsheet which counts the
number of entries in a range. However the range can be a variable number of rows. It will however always refer to the row which is end(xlup) from the cell containing the formula (ie my start point - the activecell) and it will always anchoring from this pount to end(xlup) twice then down one cell. So basically i am wanting to enter a number of formulas in various parts of the spreadsheet which are never in the same location -counta(End(xlup):(End(xlup)end(xlup)(down)) are my key strokes - but can not see how to replicate this in VBA |
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VBA - entering a formula in excel
Dim rng As Range
Set rng = Range(ActiveCell, ActiveCell.End(xlUp).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0)) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Marie" wrote in message ... I want to be able to enter a formula into the spreadsheet which counts the number of entries in a range. However the range can be a variable number of rows. It will however always refer to the row which is end(xlup) from the cell containing the formula (ie my start point - the activecell) and it will always anchoring from this pount to end(xlup) twice then down one cell. So basically i am wanting to enter a number of formulas in various parts of the spreadsheet which are never in the same location -counta(End(xlup):(End(xlup)end(xlup)(down)) are my key strokes - but can not see how to replicate this in VBA |
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lastrow=cells(rows.count,"a").end(xlup).row or lastrow=cells(activecell.row,activecell.column).en d(xlup).row -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Marie" wrote in message ... I want to be able to enter a formula into the spreadsheet which counts the number of entries in a range. However the range can be a variable number of rows. It will however always refer to the row which is end(xlup) from the cell containing the formula (ie my start point - the activecell) and it will always anchoring from this pount to end(xlup) twice then down one cell. So basically i am wanting to enter a number of formulas in various parts of the spreadsheet which are never in the same location -counta(End(xlup):(End(xlup)end(xlup)(down)) are my key strokes - but can not see how to replicate this in VBA |
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