VBA Function returns "Object required" error

Kra

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Hi all,

I am trying to set up a function that will check if cell value overflows and change format to xlFill if so. But it returns "Object required" in Sub, it doesn't even move to the function itself


The parameter of this function is Range, but it seems like
VBA Code:
ActiveCell
l is causing an error as this parameter. Any ideas what can go wrong?

VBA Code:
Sub TestFillFunction()

FillCell (ActiveCell)

End Sub




VBA Code:
Function FillCell(ActCel As Range)

Dim celBeforeAutoFitSize As Double
Dim celAfterAutoFitSize As Double


    celBeforeAutoFitSize = ActCel.ColumnWidth

    ActCel.Columns.AutoFit

    celAfterAutoFitSize = ActCel.ColumnWidth


    If celAfterAutoFitSize > celBeforeAutoFitSize Then

        ActCel.ColumnWidth = celBeforeAutoFitSize
        ActCel.HorizontalAlignment = xlFill
    
    Else

        ActCel.ColumnWidth = celBeforeAutoFitSize

    End If

End Function
 
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Hi kra,

maybe use

VBA Code:
Sub TestFillFunction()
FillCell ActiveCell
End Sub

or

VBA Code:
Sub TestFillFunction()
Dim var

var = FillCell(ActiveCell)
End Sub

Ciao,
Holger
 
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Solution
Hi kra,

maybe use

VBA Code:
Sub TestFillFunction()
FillCell ActiveCell
End Sub

or

VBA Code:
Sub TestFillFunction()
Dim var

var = FillCell(ActiveCell)
End Sub

Ciao,
Holger


Hi Holger,

First option works... Thank you, cannot believe it was that simple!
 
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