Using "Address" function in VBA?

Gerald42

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I'm really surprised I haven't been able to figure this out yet.

I'm trying to return the string address of a cell based on two indices alone, but i'd like to do it exclusively in VBA. Is this possible? I tried Application.WorkSheetFunction.Address() to no avail...

Thanks!
 

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Hi

On two indices? Perhaps:

Code:
MsgBox Worksheets(1).Cells(x,y).Address

where x and y are your row and column indices respectively.
 
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