How do you set a range value in VBA?
I have the following code to set a range value.
What I am trying to do is say if a user types in anything between 0 and 50 then the result should be in 0 to 50. I am doing this with a userform. How do I do this?
Public Sub setRangeValue(). Dim inputValue As String. inputValue = InputBox("Enter value"). Range("A1:A7").Value = inputValue End Sub. You can use the Val function which returns a numeric value of the given string. Public Sub test(). inputValue = InputBox("Enter value"). If IsNumeric(inputValue) Then. Range("A1:A7").
What is range Value2 in VBA?
I need to get the "total number of records returned" before applying an error message if less than the Max amount.
Currently I've got my Range Value2 set to 5 which shows 5 rows in a dynamic range when only 2 are actually there. Any idea how I get the actual size of that column (including headers)? Or what should I look into?
Function getRangeRows(range2 As Range) As Integer. Dim col, numRows. Set col = range2.Parent.UsedRange.Columns
Set range2 = range2.Print (i) Next i.e. End Function. Try this function instead: Function rv(rng As Range) As Integer. Dim cnt, cntr As Integer. cntr = 1. For cnt = 1 To Len(rng.Value2) 'start at the first row, since we've already used rng.EntireRow.Cells.Value2) 'start at the first row, since we've already used rng.
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