Use a range name in VB with IF Then Else statement

Thanks for looking at this one.....

when writing a macro in visual basic, how would you write code to do something like this:

IF "Named Range 1" is not equal to "Named Range 2" THEN (do a simple cut/copy/paste which I've allready figured out) ELSE END IF

I can do this with range as cell address ("A2") but don,t know how to reference the Named Range.

Thanks....

Spydor

I like something like:

if worksheets("sheet1").range("NamedRange1").value _
= worksheets("sheet2").range("NamedRange2").value then
'do nothing
else
worksheets("sheet1").range("namedrange1").value _
= worksheets("sheet2").range("namedrange2").value
end if

This actually just assigns the value from namedrange2 to namedrange1.

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But I think I'd just set the values equal and get rid of the check, well, if the
situation fit.

spydor wrote:
>
> Thanks for looking at this one.....
>
> when writing a macro in visual basic, how would you write code to do
> something like this:
>
> IF "Named Range 1" is not equal to "Named Range 2" THEN (do a simple
> cut/copy/paste which I've allready figured out) ELSE END IF
>
> I can do this with range as cell address ("A2") but don,t know how to
> reference the Named Range.
>
> Thanks....
>
> Spydor
>
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