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tiredtoo

(2,949 posts) Tue Apr 13, 2021, 12:21 AM Apr 2021

is there a way to create a range of cells using a calculated value

In excel macro

example Range(b1: b(val(c41)).select
I know this isn't correct but if you know what i am trying to do, maybe you could tell me the correct way.
C41 has a value after all data is entered. the data changes weekly.

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is there a way to create a range of cells using a calculated value (Original Post) tiredtoo Apr 2021 OP

I would just set a variable to that value. Foolacious Apr 2021 #1

Foolacious

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1. I would just set a variable to that value.

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Tue Apr 13, 2021, 01:09 AM

Apr 2021

Something like this:

Dim nVal As Long
nVal = Range("C41:C41" ).Value
Range("B1:B" & nVal).Select

But if it's important to get it all into one line of code, you can do this, though it looks a bit opaque:

Range("B1:B" & Range("C41:C41" ).Value).Select

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