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Constants
I have several constants EG:-
Public Const Site1 as String = "Bradford" Public Const Site2 as String = "Keighley" Public Const Site3 as String = "Sheffield" ETC Instead of a long "If - ElseIf" is there a way to refer to a constant using a variable EG The variable entering the routine is called "Ctr" short for counter- Its value is 2 The code below obviously does not work- Range("A1") = "Site" & Ctr Is there a way to write the above line of code that works please! Many thanks if you can help |
Constants
Maybe you should use an array.
Public site(3) As String Sub setValues() site(1) = "Bradford" site(2) = "Keighley" site(3) = "Sheffield" End Sub Range("A1") = site(Ctr) |
Constants
Jason - thanks - nice idea - Rog
"jasontferrell" wrote: Maybe you should use an array. Public site(3) As String Sub setValues() site(1) = "Bradford" site(2) = "Keighley" site(3) = "Sheffield" End Sub Range("A1") = site(Ctr) |
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