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Hello,
I have a strange question.
I have a sheet. call it test1
I have a range of a table. lets say B4 to G20. named "MyTable"
I have a range in the column C named "myCcolumn"
If I do this
Set TempRange = Worksheets("test1").Range("MyCColumn")
level_number = TempRange.Column
then level_number = 3. because its C
If I loop rows through the table. If I want to read the level_number
column, I will be off.
Because I am getting the column based on the sheet. not based on the table.
I tried to get the column number like this
Worksheets("test1").range("MyTable").Range("MyCColumn")
but excel does not like this.
Is there a way to get the column based on the MyTable area?
thank for any help.
I have a strange question.
I have a sheet. call it test1
I have a range of a table. lets say B4 to G20. named "MyTable"
I have a range in the column C named "myCcolumn"
If I do this
Set TempRange = Worksheets("test1").Range("MyCColumn")
level_number = TempRange.Column
then level_number = 3. because its C
If I loop rows through the table. If I want to read the level_number
column, I will be off.
Because I am getting the column based on the sheet. not based on the table.
I tried to get the column number like this
Worksheets("test1").range("MyTable").Range("MyCColumn")
but excel does not like this.
Is there a way to get the column based on the MyTable area?
thank for any help.