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The Excel 2004 battle continues - An Answer
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The Excel 2004 battle continues - An Answer


  • Subject: The Excel 2004 battle continues - An Answer
  • From: James Murphy <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 21:06:16 -0800

Bob Poland wrote the following:

set xdatas to {}

tell application "Microsoft Excel"
	activate
	set xdatas to value of range "R1000C1:R1000C14"

	display dialog "xdatas = " & xdatas

end tell


Note: Excel 2004 no long supports R1C1 ranges so if I am reading you old script correctly  The following script should do the trick

set xdatas to {}

tell application "Microsoft Excel"
	activate
	set xdatas to value of range "A1:A14"
	display dialog "xdatas = " & xdatas
end tell

Range arguments are always strings.  That should help

Jim "Murf" Murphy


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