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Hi Rick
Many thanks for neat alternative - very elegant, which is always good. Thanks too for answer to initial question. Best wishes Tim "Rick Rothstein" wrote in message ... First off, here is a simpler function to use... Function ColumnLetter(R As Range) As String ColumnLetter = Split(R.Address, "$")(1) End Function As to your question... True in VBA is -1, False is 0 whereas in Excel worksheet functions, TRUE is +1 and FALSE is 0. Rick Rothstein (MVP - Excel) |
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