I have one sheet of raw data with several columns and thousands of rows.
I need to process this and I wanted to put the results on a separate sheet
with several columns and dozens of rows when done. I saw some example
code where it seemed you could do this as long as you qualified the sheet
but needed here.
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Try to adhere to the KISS principle
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software
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> I have one sheet of raw data with several columns and thousands of rows. I
> need to p
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c code design, but without knowing the overall intent
of your code, I can't give good advice.
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bles that will be used later multiple
> times, you should initialize them to the greatest extent possible.
>
> If your purpose here is to get references to specific cells to access their
> values or properties, you should ordinarily use a Range object and create a
> reference to the range instead
; tried to get rid of application and that failed. I thought it was the
>> redundant one not worksheetfunction.
>>
>> So for cross referencing can I create a reference
>> Set pointer = sheets(chartvalue) then use pointer.cells(row,col) for
>> access since what I will be doi
