Hello!
I am trying to put this formulas into Userform VBA:
Even if I put additional " " it doesn't work properly.![]()
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Could someone please help me?
Many thanks!
Hello!
I am trying to put this formulas into Userform VBA:
Even if I put additional " " it doesn't work properly.![]()
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Could someone please help me?
Many thanks!
Last edited by scoclu; 11-29-2017 at 10:47 PM.
Not in to cell?
try something like
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Thanks Jindon, sorry let me be more specific,
In fact I have to add this formula
Private Sub cmbAddRecord_Click()![]()
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Dim arrNewData
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Last edited by scoclu; 11-29-2017 at 10:47 PM.
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Is it just
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Sorry stll not working, I am having an error with ' before MASTER...
How are you entering to the cell?
is it just Formula? or FormulaR1C1?
It will be like this :
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But it's not working because of the ' in the Index formula
Thanks a lot
Last edited by scoclu; 11-29-2017 at 11:30 PM.
If I just enter
It works, assuming Soumission is a named range.![]()
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Sorry still not working because of the ' of the 'MASTER SOUMISSION'! part...
You are right Soumission is a named range of the Index formula,
Thanks!
Isn't it a sheet name?
If you upload a workbook, it will help to know the situation...
Hello Jindon, sorry for the delay,
Finally a genius named Mike, found the formulas:
For those trying to find the solution, remember to respect the "![]()
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Thanks
That's what I originally posted.
You have extra ) in your Array
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¨Perfect! thanks Jindon for your help,
You are welcome and thanks for the rep.
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