range shift
Hello,
I have a strange question. I have a sheet. call it test1 I have a range of a table. lets say B4 to G20. named "MyTable" I have a range in the column C named "myCcolumn" If I do this Set TempRange = Worksheets("test1").Range("MyCColumn") level_number = TempRange.Column then level_number = 3. because its C If I loop rows through the table. If I want to read the level_number column, I will be off. Because I am getting the column based on the sheet. not based on the table. I tried to get the column number like this Worksheets("test1").range("MyTable").Range("MyCCol umn") but excel does not like this. Is there a way to get the column based on the MyTable area? thank for any help. |
range shift
Try with another range..within the table..Say
With Worksheets("sheet1") MsgBox .Range("F1").Column - .Range("MyTable").Column + 1 End With If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "greg" wrote: thank, But I would like to do it without adding the 1 shift. is there a way to do range in this range ? somehow? "Jacob Skaria" wrote in message ... Do you mean column number with reference to the table With Worksheets("Test1") MsgBox .Range("MyCColumn").Column - .Range("MyTable").Column + 1 End With If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "greg" wrote: Hello, I have a strange question. I have a sheet. call it test1 I have a range of a table. lets say B4 to G20. named "MyTable" I have a range in the column C named "myCcolumn" If I do this Set TempRange = Worksheets("test1").Range("MyCColumn") level_number = TempRange.Column then level_number = 3. because its C If I loop rows through the table. If I want to read the level_number column, I will be off. Because I am getting the column based on the sheet. not based on the table. I tried to get the column number like this Worksheets("test1").range("MyTable").Range("MyCCol umn") but excel does not like this. Is there a way to get the column based on the MyTable area? thank for any help. |
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