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How to reset the range name to refer to another cell?
I have set "G" as the a range.
In the later part, I need to use "G" as a reference to set itself as another range. what is the correct syntex? Set G = Worksheets(E).Range("B21") .... Set G = Range(G).End(xlRight) <-----Error occurs here Please help! |
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How to reset the range name to refer to another cell?
You are confusing the range with its name:
Set G = Worksheets(E).Range("B21") Set G = G.End(xlRight) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu201001 "Terry" wrote: I have set "G" as the a range. In the later part, I need to use "G" as a reference to set itself as another range. what is the correct syntex? Set G = Worksheets(E).Range("B21") ... Set G = Range(G).End(xlRight) <-----Error occurs here Please help! |
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How to reset the range name to refer to another cell?
Hi Terry,
Also should be xlToright not just xlRight Set g = Worksheets(E).Range("B21") Set g = g.End(xlToRight) I assume that E is set to a numeric value for the worksheet. If the name of the worksheet is E then the E should be in double quotes. -- Regards, OssieMac "Gary''s Student" wrote: You are confusing the range with its name: Set G = Worksheets(E).Range("B21") Set G = G.End(xlRight) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu201001 "Terry" wrote: I have set "G" as the a range. In the later part, I need to use "G" as a reference to set itself as another range. what is the correct syntex? Set G = Worksheets(E).Range("B21") ... Set G = Range(G).End(xlRight) <-----Error occurs here Please help! |
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How to reset the range name to refer to another cell?
Hi OssieMac,
Thank you very much for the advise! it works perfect! "OssieMac" wrote: Hi Terry, Also should be xlToright not just xlRight Set g = Worksheets(E).Range("B21") Set g = g.End(xlToRight) I assume that E is set to a numeric value for the worksheet. If the name of the worksheet is E then the E should be in double quotes. -- Regards, OssieMac "Gary''s Student" wrote: You are confusing the range with its name: Set G = Worksheets(E).Range("B21") Set G = G.End(xlRight) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu201001 "Terry" wrote: I have set "G" as the a range. In the later part, I need to use "G" as a reference to set itself as another range. what is the correct syntex? Set G = Worksheets(E).Range("B21") ... Set G = Range(G).End(xlRight) <-----Error occurs here Please help! |
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