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Set a counta function result in a for loop (Macro Excel)
Hi,
I'm trying to use a result from a counta() function. Is it possible to set i.e. test = counta(F2:F200) and then use it as boundary for the for loop: for x = 1 To test? regards Kristoffer |
Set a counta function result in a for loop (Macro Excel)
Hi,
You can do this test = WorksheetFunction.CountA(Range("F2:F200")) and then set up a loop like this For X = 1 To test ' do things Next or even like this For X = 1 To WorksheetFunction.CountA(Range("F2:F200")) 'do things Next Mike "whitebalance" wrote: Hi, I'm trying to use a result from a counta() function. Is it possible to set i.e. test = counta(F2:F200) and then use it as boundary for the for loop: for x = 1 To test? regards Kristoffer |
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