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I'm new to VBA and programming, so be gentle!
I am trying to get a match for a string on one of my worksheets. With the example below if the BTRT Winter 0809 sheet is manually preselected then the statement works fine, however if another sheet has been selected it doesn't work. Also if I use: Workbooks("TaxCalculator").Worksheets(btrt).Activa te prior to the statement it also works. Dim btrt As String btrt = "BTRT Winter 0809" logBookArray(3) = Workbooks("TaxCalculator").Worksheets(btrt).Applic ation.Match(logBookArray(1) & logBookArray(2) & "346 ", Range("A1:A200"), 0) '.Offset(0, 1).Value Any ideas? |
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I'd try qualifying the Range("A1:A200") to make sure it referred to the sheet
you want. Should it be: Workbooks("TaxCalculator").Worksheets(btrt).Range( "A1:A200") ???? On 12/15/2010 04:38, MB1 wrote: I'm new to VBA and programming, so be gentle! I am trying to get a match for a string on one of my worksheets. With the example below if the BTRT Winter 0809 sheet is manually preselected then the statement works fine, however if another sheet has been selected it doesn't work. Also if I use: Workbooks("TaxCalculator").Worksheets(btrt).Activa te prior to the statement it also works. Dim btrt As String btrt = "BTRT Winter 0809" logBookArray(3) = Workbooks("TaxCalculator").Worksheets(btrt).Applic ation.Match(logBookArray(1) & logBookArray(2)& "346 ", Range("A1:A200"), 0) '.Offset(0, 1).Value Any ideas? -- Dave Peterson |
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