Range("AQ2").Formula = "=TRUNC(SQRT(Cells(4, 2)^2 + Cells(3, 2)^2))"

montecarlo2012

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Hi.
I think maybe I can get some help here.
so I write this basic formula
VBA Code:
Sub iii()
          Range("AQ2").Formula = "=TRUNC(SQRT(B4^2+B3^2))"
End Sub

and work, but when I tried like


VBA Code:
Sub mrexcel()
          Range("AQ2").Formula = "=TRUNC(SQRT(Cells(4, 2)^2 + Cells(3, 2)^2))"
End Sub

and even worst like

VBA Code:
Sub mx()
      Cells(2, 43).Formula = "=TRUNC(SQRT(Cells(4, 2)^2 + Cells(3, 2)^2))"
End Sub

and according to the theory say that B2 is equal to cells(2,2),so.......
anyone can explain me this.
Please
Thank you for reading
 

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Hi.
well working a little bit more I found


VBA Code:
Sub Pal()
            Cells(1, 43) = ((Cells((2), 2) ^ 2) + (Cells((3), 2) ^ 2))
End Sub


here at lease I got the power and add up
so now how to apply the SQRT function, I have testing and still nothing
 
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When you say nothing, do you get an error message?

I've just replicated this.

Your code versions 2 and 3 use Cells to refer to B3 and B4.

Cells is used in VBA and not in a worksheet formula.

If you need to use Cells in VBA, try this idea.

VBA Code:
Cells(6, 4).Formula2 = "=TRUNC(SQRT(" & Cells(4, 2).Address & "^2 + " & Cells(3, 2).Address & "^2))"
 
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Solution
Thank you so much Herakles for your help,
this is what I got when I run this line
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I am learning so your lesson is really appreciated
 
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VBA Code:
Sub herakles()

    Cells(1, 43).Formula2 = "=TRUNC(SQRT(" & Cells(2, 2).Address & "^2 + " & Cells(3, 2).Address & "^2))"

End Sub
 
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Glad I could help in my very sleepy Sunday evening state. :)

With formulas, I type them into the cell first and if / when they work sometimes use VBA to insert them

I copy and paste the working formula into the VBA editor and then edit it as appropriate.

I don't think that I've ever had a VBA sub named after me. Thanks.
 
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