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setting a variable to the offset of another object declared variab
I am having problems with offset. i cant seem to get the offset function to
set a variable to the offset of another variable (a cell) here are a couple code snippits that i have tried already. Set PopFromZone = Selection.Offset(0, 2) If PopFromZone = "Zone AV" Then ' type Error 13 Type Mismatch If PopFrom.Offset(0, 2) = "Zone AV" Then 'Run Time error 434 Object Required Thanks for replies Ironhydroxide |
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setting a variable to the offset of another object declared variab
1. check your declartion. Declare as Range
2. popfromzone. or PopFrom. -- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "ironhydroxide" wrote: I am having problems with offset. i cant seem to get the offset function to set a variable to the offset of another variable (a cell) here are a couple code snippits that i have tried already. Set PopFromZone = Selection.Offset(0, 2) If PopFromZone = "Zone AV" Then ' type Error 13 Type Mismatch If PopFrom.Offset(0, 2) = "Zone AV" Then 'Run Time error 434 Object Required Thanks for replies Ironhydroxide |
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Rusty,
For the first one, you need to limit yourself to one cell: If PopFromZone.Cells(1) = "Zone AV" Then The second one.... well, you are not setting PopFrom as a range anywhere, and you need to limit to one cell. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "ironhydroxide" wrote in message ... I am having problems with offset. i cant seem to get the offset function to set a variable to the offset of another variable (a cell) here are a couple code snippits that i have tried already. Set PopFromZone = Selection.Offset(0, 2) If PopFromZone = "Zone AV" Then ' type Error 13 Type Mismatch If PopFrom.Offset(0, 2) = "Zone AV" Then 'Run Time error 434 Object Required Thanks for replies Ironhydroxide |
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exactly what was needed. Thanks
"Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Rusty, For the first one, you need to limit yourself to one cell: If PopFromZone.Cells(1) = "Zone AV" Then The second one.... well, you are not setting PopFrom as a range anywhere, and you need to limit to one cell. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "ironhydroxide" wrote in message ... I am having problems with offset. i cant seem to get the offset function to set a variable to the offset of another variable (a cell) here are a couple code snippits that i have tried already. Set PopFromZone = Selection.Offset(0, 2) If PopFromZone = "Zone AV" Then ' type Error 13 Type Mismatch If PopFrom.Offset(0, 2) = "Zone AV" Then 'Run Time error 434 Object Required Thanks for replies Ironhydroxide |
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