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Thumbs up Answer: How to Select A Cell in VBA with a Variable Row Number?

Formula:
Dim XRow As Long
XRow 
Range("Z100").Value 'get the value from the named cell "Z100"

Range("K" & XRow).Select '
select the cell in column K with the row number from XRow variable 
In this code, we first declare a variable `XRow` as a Long data type. We then assign the value from the named cell "Z100" to the `XRow` variable using the
Code:
Range("Z100").Value
property.

Next, we use the
Code:
Range("K" & XRow).Select
code to select the cell in column K with the row number from the `XRow` variable. The & symbol is used to concatenate the letter "K" with the value of the `XRow` variable.

To select a cell in VBA with a variable row number, you can follow these steps:
  1. Declare a variable to hold the row number as a Long data type.
  2. Assign the value from the named cell containing the row number to the variable using the
    Code:
    Range("named_cell").Value
    property.
  3. Use the
    Code:
    Range("column_letter" & row_number_variable).Select
    code to select the cell in the desired column with the row number from the variable.
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