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I have two ranges named PReq and QOutput.
I have this procedu Sub test_dependency() Call dependency(Worksheets("PP"), [PReq], [QOutput], "testtitle") End Sub And I have: Sub dependency(Result As Worksheet, Ratiorange As Range, Qrange As Range, Title As String) row_id = some array which results in a value [Yearstart].value = 5 rowitem = 5 colitem = 5 z=10 Result.Cells(rowwriter, z).formula = "=vlookup(" & row_id(rowitem, 1) & "," & Qrange.name & "," & z - [Yearstart].Value + 1 & ",false) * index(" & Ratiorange.name & "," & rowitem & "," & colitem & ")" I desperately want the formula to look like: =vlookup(4,PReq,6,false)*index(QOutput,5,5) I'll take =vlookup(4,PReq!$b$5:$h$100,6,false)*index(QOutput !$b$5:$g$10,5,5) but I get =vlookup(4,=PReq!$b$5:$h$100,6,false)*index(=QOutp ut!$b$5:$g$10,5,5) I've tried Qrange.name, .address, .value, .text anything. they all dont' work. Then I tried to go through the Locals window and when I clicked onto Qrange - Cells - Name, lo and behold, it was "QOutput". So then I tried ?Qrange.cells.name in the immediate window and got a syntax error same with: ?[Qrange].cells.name and ?Range("QRange").cells.name Tell me your learning curve is as steep as mine because this should be very obvious |
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