Is this wrong?

[Ctech]

VBA code:

PivotRange = Range("C" & myRows & ":" & endColumn)

Question:

Is this VBA code wrong to get the example below


i.e.

PivotRange = Range("C12343:D4")

[Ctech]

No replies, does this meens that there is nothing wrong with my code?

[Tom Ogilvy]

depends on what is in your variables

MyRows = 132343
EndColumn = "D4"

would provide what you show.

if endcolumn = 4 then

PivotRange = Range("C" & myRows & ":D" & endColumn)

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Tom Ogilvy


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> VBA CODE:
>
> PivotRange = Range("C" & myRows & ":" & endColumn)
>
> QUESTION:
>
> Is this VBA code wrong to get the example below
>
>
> *i.e. *
>
> PivotRange = Range("C12343:D4")
>
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[Ron de Bruin]

Hi Ctech

Try it like this

Sub test()
Dim PivotRange As Range
Dim myRows As Long
Dim endColumn As Integer
myRows = 12
endColumn = 4
Set PivotRange = Range(Cells(myRows, "C"), Cells(4, endColumn))
PivotRange.Select
End Sub


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> VBA CODE:
>
> PivotRange = Range("C" & myRows & ":" & endColumn)
>
> QUESTION:
>
> Is this VBA code wrong to get the example below
>
>
> *i.e. *
>
> PivotRange = Range("C12343:D4")
>
>
> --
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[Ctech]

How can i make

myColumn = cell.column
i.e
myColumn = D

So far I have managed to get D5 or just (4, which I guess is D in number form)