Passing a Cell In a Range as An Object

JStellato

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I'm trying to refactor some code, and got stuck when trying to refactor a section that works on cells

Code:
Public Sub MainSub ()

     MyArray = Range([A1], [B10])

     For lngRow = 1 To UBound(MyArray, 1)

[COLOR=#008000]          ' Currently I can do this with no problem
          ' Cell.Offset(, 6).AddComment
          ' Cell.Offset(, 6).Comment.Text = "Comment"
          ' What I want to do is [/COLOR]

          Refactored(Cell.Offset(, 6))

     Next

End Sub

Public Sub Refactored(Cell as Cell)
     Cell.AddComment
     Cell.Comment.Text = "Comment"
End Sub

Is this possible?
 

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I don't quite understand, I just want to pass the cell I'm working with, in this case the cell does exist....

EDIT

Ok I see what you are saying, I sanitized this, that's why. However with the variable cell assigned I still can't refactor this.
 
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I'm trying to refactor some code, and got stuck when trying to refactor a section that works on cells

Code:
Public Sub MainSub ()

     MyArray = Range([A1], [B10])

     For lngRow = 1 To UBound(MyArray, 1)

[COLOR=#008000]          ' Currently I can do this with no problem
          ' Cell.Offset(, 6).AddComment
          ' Cell.Offset(, 6).Comment.Text = "Comment"
          ' What I want to do is [/COLOR]

          Refactored(Cell.Offset(lngRow, 6))

     Next

End Sub

Public Sub Refactored(Cell as Cell)
     Cell.AddComment
     Cell.Comment.Text = "Comment"
End Sub

Is this possible?

Fixed missing variable, but refactoring this still fails
 
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Hi there,

Put 'Option Explicit' at the very top of the module. This will cause errors to show right away.

For instance: Public Sub Refactored(Cell as Cell) will raise a 'User defined type not defined' error, as Cell is not defined. In this case, you wanted as Range.

Hope that helps,

Mark
 
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In MainSub,
Cell.Offset(lngRow,6) is the cell lngRow down and 6 to the right of the cell referened by the variable Cell.


If you want the cell in row lngRow of column F, the syntax would be Cells(lngRow, 6)
Perhaps
Code:
Public Sub MainSub ()

     MyArray = Range([A1], [B10])

     For lngRow = 1 To UBound(MyArray, 1)

          Call Refactored(ActiveSheet.Cells(lngRow, 6))

     Next

End Sub
 
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Thanks for the input, I did get this working because you put me on the right track. Here is the working code

Code:
Public Sub MainSub()

Set DataRange = Range(Cells(1, 1), Cells(10, 1))

For Each Cell In DataRange

     Call Refactored(Cell.Offset(, 6))

Next

End Sub


Public Sub Refactored(cellObj As Range)
     cellObj.AddComment
End Sub
 
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