how can i say A1000

j33pguy

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hi,
i have a variable X that equals to 1000
how can i say: A1000 but use the variable instead of number?

can i do:

Range("A"&"x").select

???

thanks for any help in advance!
 

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j33pguy said:
hi,
i have a variable X that equals to 1000
how can i say: A1000 but use the variable instead of number?

can i do:

Range("A"&"x").select

???

thanks for any help in advance!

Sure, just take the quotes off the x

Range("A" & x)

or

Cells(x, 1)
Cells(x. "A")
 
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