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How to enter a formula in VBA?

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    Angry How to enter a formula in VBA?

    I tried to enter a function into cell d6, but it says there is an error
    i tried:

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    It says that>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>this ^ should be the end of the statement
    why?
    :] ???
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    Re: How come i can't do this?

    Open the VBE Immediate window, and enter this:

    ? "=IF(OR(WEEKDAY(C6)=7,WEEKDAY(C6)=1)"1","")" '1","" ',"","")

    Does the line that appears look like a well-formed formula?
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    Re: How come i can't do this?

    but how does it know to put it in Range("D6")?

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    and i do not know how to use immediate window

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    hello? danmarsh? nickmax1? SARAH_MUNFORD? do u know?

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    hello? danmarsh? nickmax1? SARAH_MUNFORD? do u know?

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    How do i insert attachment?

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    how to insert file?

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    Re: How come i can't do this?

    Quote Originally Posted by shg View Post
    Open the VBE Immediate window, and enter this:

    ? "=IF(OR(WEEKDAY(C6)=7,WEEKDAY(C6)=1)"1","")" '1","" ',"","")

    Does the line that appears look like a well-formed formula?
    I'm going to go out on a limb shg and say no.
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    Re: How to enter a formula in VBA?

    Quote Originally Posted by john456852 View Post
    I tried to enter a function into cell d6, but it says there is an error
    i tried:

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    It says that>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>this ^ should be the end of the statement
    why?
    :] ???
    I don't think you can name your procedure Function, you may be getting errors because the word Function is reserved. Plus, as shg pointed out, your formula is erroneous.

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    Re: How to enter a formula in VBA?

    Maybe ...
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    Re: How to enter a formula in VBA?

    How is there an error?
    and i typed wrong
    it is supposed to be "Private Sub CommandButton2_Click()"

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    Thx Marcol

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    Re: How to enter a formula in VBA?

    Marcol fixed your error in the formula.

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    Re: How to enter a formula in VBA?

    Okay try
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    Re: How to enter a formula in VBA?

    On your first post, click on "Thread Tools" and mark it as solved.

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    Re: How to enter a formula in VBA?

    @ john456852

    Based on your last post it seems that you are having trouble marking your thread as SOLVED. I'll do that for you now but please keep in mind for your future threads that Rule #9 requires you to do that yourself. If your problem has not been solved you can use Thread Tools (located above your first post) and choose "Mark this thread as unsolved".
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