Hi.
Eg: I have a table (cell ref = A5:B10).
Is there any formula which can call the cell reference of the table?
So the code will be something like:
=[display the cell reference of the table]
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I use:
- Win XP
- Office XP
Hi.
Eg: I have a table (cell ref = A5:B10).
Is there any formula which can call the cell reference of the table?
So the code will be something like:
=[display the cell reference of the table]
===============
I use:
- Win XP
- Office XP
Hi 0-0 Wai Wai ^-^,
If you refer to VBA, then perhaps:
Range("A5").CurrentRegion.Address
Or, with any table cell selected:
ActiveCell.CurrentRegion.Address
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Regards,
Norman
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> Hi.
> Eg: I have a table (cell ref = A5:B10).
>
> Is there any formula which can call the cell reference of the table?
> So the code will be something like:
> =[display the cell reference of the table]
>
> ===============
> I use:
> - Win XP
> - Office XP
>
>
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> Hi 0-0 Wai Wai ^-^,
>
> If you refer to VBA, then perhaps:
>
> Range("A5").CurrentRegion.Address
>
> Or, with any table cell selected:
>
> ActiveCell.CurrentRegion.Address
???
Is it the only way to call a cell reference?
If there's a formula avaiable that can call the cell reference, it would be
great.
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