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Re: Microsoft Excel - selecting user defined cells
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Re: Microsoft Excel - selecting user defined cells


  • Subject: Re: Microsoft Excel - selecting user defined cells
  • From: "Kabbes, Dan-DLI" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 07 May 2003 07:03:40 -0400

I have used something like:

set myCell to "R" & rowNum & "C1" as string

rowNum can be some number that you determine elsewhere in your script. In
Excel for Office 97, the "as string" coercion was necessary. I have not used
this in the OSX environment.

Best of luck


on 5/6/03 9:41 PM, Monee C. Kidd at email@hidden wrote:

> I have a script where a dialog box gets a row number, I then want to
> use this number to select a cell for pasting. For example, if the
> input is 16, then the line would be
>
> Select Range "R16C2"
>
> I want the row number to be variable, the column, 2, is constant. How
> do I write this?
>
> (By the way, for those of you who were kind enough to answer me about
> recordable applications, the entire Microsoft Office X suite is
> recordable, with what to this newbie's eyes appears to be quite
> extensive scripting support. Imagine that.)
>

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