Re: Excel
Re: Excel
- Subject: Re: Excel
- From: Deivy Marck Petrescu <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 21:53:46 -0500
On Feb 10, 2009, at 5:51 PM, Thomas Maffucci wrote:
On Mon, 9 Feb 2009 18:44:53
Deivy Marck Petrescu wrote:
What you found out is that if you use "R3" instead of >"RC[-1]" it
will work.That is excel will not put the single quotes around the
letters.
I still believe there is a bug with excel, and it should not put the
quotes either way.
set entrycell to "(RC[-1],"
set tabrng to "R[-1]C[+1]:R[+3]C[+2],"
set vecrng to "R[-1]C[+2]:R[+3]C[+2])"
set part1 to "=Lookup" & entrycell & tabrng & vecrng
tell application "Microsoft Excel" to set value of cell "S3" to part1
--->=Lookup(R3,T2:U6,U2:U6)
You cannot mix referential position with
absolute position in same formula
Thomas it was a good idea what you did. And you are certainly onto
something.
However, you *can* mix referential and absolute position in the same
formula, I do it all the time and excel *never* complained.
Can't have it both ways pick one or the other !!!!
We can have our cake and eat it too.
Yes, we can!
:)
Deivy Petrescu
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