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27 sie 2012 · If InStr(range("NamedRange").Address, range("IndividualCell").Address) > 0 Then 'The individual cell exists in the named range Else 'The individual cell does not exist in the named range End If InStr is a VBA function that checks if a string exists within another string.
If the Name object doesn't refer to a range (for example, if it refers to a constant or a formula), this property fails. I'm trying to iterate over all the named ranges in a worksheet.
16 lis 2015 · Creating a named range allows you to refer to a cell or group of cells with a custom name instead of the usual column/row reference. The HUGE benefit to using Named Ranges is it adds the ability to describe the data inside your cells.
22 mar 2005 · Test1 is A1:I9 and Test2 is K11:S19, The ranges will have number and blank cells in them, how can I compare them in VBA to let me know if they are identical. Thanks. Some thing like this, but this does not work, for excel 2003. Code: If Test1 = Test2 Then. MsgBox "Named Ranges Are The Same". End If.
19 sty 2023 · The Range has a Listobject property, so assign the name's referstorange to a variable (within your error handler). If that is not Nothing then test if its Listobject property is also Not Nothing. You could combine the two tests but I would keep them separate.
10 sie 2022 · This tutorial will show you how to use nested If statements in VBA. If statements allow you to test for a single condition in VBA to see if the condition is True or False, and depending on the answer, the code will move in the direction of the true statement or the false statement.
The post provides a complete description of the VBA If statement. It covers Else, ElseIf, conditions and the alternative Select Case statement.
