I need to write in a different VBA application for writing the same data in two separate cells. Can write loop and data through twice, but I was hoping to do this in one pass
This is an example of what I am doing (very complexity has been removed).
Write subdirectory set (shortcut set as writeOutDivision "Division1", 10 WriteOutDivision "Division1", 20 End sub-private sub Write Worksheet set (ByVal DivisionName, ByVal rowNumber) worksheet = CurSheet.Cells (row number, 1) with sheets ("Company Scorecard") .value = divisionName. Ball = True Finally Android 1 end sub
Is there anything that I can do to write line 10 column 1 and row 20 column 1 at the same time?
You can define a non-conjugate range and change the range of the region. For example:
Set the worksheet dim range, especially as a dim cut sheet, set the range Sheetset = Sheets ("Company Scorecard") set rngSpecial = curSheet.Range ("A1, A3" ) RngSpecial.Value = "whatever"
"whatever" will be written in A1 and A3.
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