e.g. i name a cell "hello"
i would like to assign a vaule 2 to that cell, what will be the correct vba syntax to perform hello =2 ?
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e.g. i name a cell "hello"
i would like to assign a vaule 2 to that cell, what will be the correct vba syntax to perform hello =2 ?
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thanks a lot,
If i name instead multiple cells(range) as Hello,
Could I refer to each cell using [Hello](i) = i?
just like when we did range("Hello")(i) to refer to a certain cell in the range
Last edited by DonkeyOte; 01-07-2011 at 10:21 AM. Reason: removed unnecessary quote
Do you mean create a range that contains multiple cells, like a table?
Hope that helps.
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yeh, like naming range("a1","c6") as hello
Something like this will work in a table say A1:C6.
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If as I suspect you're referring exclusively to Evaluate then no, not with the shorthand notation assuming i is meant to reflect a variable.Originally Posted by yellowpower
If i is a constant:
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Great! thanks
You could however use:
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thats very helpful. tx!
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