I need to automate a macro to use calculated cell addresses in the macro (see
present macro)

Sub Macro4()
CELL = "AZ54"
RANGE (CELL).select
End Sub

How can I insert a calculated Cell Address for the AZ54 in the above macro?

I'm not following your question. Your macro does what (I understand) you
are asking for.

"arlen andrews" wrote:

I need to automate a macro to use calculated cell addresses in the macro (see
present macro)

Sub Macro4()
CELL = "AZ54"
RANGE (CELL).select
End Sub

How can I insert a calculated Cell Address for the AZ54 in the above macro?

Depends how you are calculating the address.

DIM strAddress as string
strAddress = "AZ"&54

if cell A1 on the active sheet contained an address like AZ54, you can do:

Range(range("A1").value).Select


BTW, you rarely need to SELECT a range. Most things can be done simply by
referencing the range. For example:

range("AZ54").formula = "=A1+c1"

"arlen andrews" wrote:

I need to automate a macro to use calculated cell addresses in the macro (see
present macro)

Sub Macro4()
CELL = "AZ54"
RANGE (CELL).select
End Sub

How can I insert a calculated Cell Address for the AZ54 in the above macro?

Thanks, I will try one or both of your comments. I am using the Range
selection because that is what the macro generator spit out when I recorded
the macro, (I am still learning how to work with VBA and macros).

"Duke Carey" wrote:

Depends how you are calculating the address.

DIM strAddress as string
strAddress = "AZ"&54

if cell A1 on the active sheet contained an address like AZ54, you can do:

Range(range("A1").value).Select


BTW, you rarely need to SELECT a range. Most things can be done simply by
referencing the range. For example:

range("AZ54").formula = "=A1+c1"

"arlen andrews" wrote:

I need to automate a macro to use calculated cell addresses in the macro (see
present macro)

Sub Macro4()
CELL = "AZ54"
RANGE (CELL).select
End Sub

How can I insert a calculated Cell Address for the AZ54 in the above macro?

The macro recorder doesn't give the most efficient macros. I generally clean
up the worksheet and/or range selection after I record a macro.

HTH,
Barb Reinhardt

"arlen andrews" wrote:

Thanks, I will try one or both of your comments. I am using the Range
selection because that is what the macro generator spit out when I recorded
the macro, (I am still learning how to work with VBA and macros).

"Duke Carey" wrote:

Depends how you are calculating the address.

DIM strAddress as string
strAddress = "AZ"&54

if cell A1 on the active sheet contained an address like AZ54, you can do:

Range(range("A1").value).Select


BTW, you rarely need to SELECT a range. Most things can be done simply by
referencing the range. For example:

range("AZ54").formula = "=A1+c1"

"arlen andrews" wrote:

I need to automate a macro to use calculated cell addresses in the macro (see
present macro)

Sub Macro4()
CELL = "AZ54"
RANGE (CELL).select
End Sub

How can I insert a calculated Cell Address for the AZ54 in the above macro?