Converting numbers to column letters

[Hawk]

In a VBA procedure, I have two integers representing
columns. For example, integers are 1 and 5 are referring
to columns A and E respectively. From the two integers, I
would like to create a string representing the column
letters.

Basically,
1 and 5 should result in "A:E"
2 and 6 should result in "B:F"
3 and 27 should result in "C:AA"

I will be using the string to reference a range of
columns...Range("A:E"). Any ideas would be greatly
appreciated. TIA...

 

[Juan Pablo Gonzalez]

Try using something like

Range(Cells(1, i), Cells(1, j)).EntireColumn

where i and j are your numbers. No need to get the string, just use the
range directly.

 

[Bob Phillips]

Range(Chr(col1+64) & ":" & Chr(col2+64))

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HTH

Bob Phillips
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[Melanie Breden]

HiHawk,

In a VBA procedure, I have two integers representing
columns. For example, integers are 1 and 5 are referring
to columns A and E respectively. From the two integers, I
would like to create a string representing the column
letters.

Basically,
1 and 5 should result in "A:E"
2 and 6 should result in "B:F"
3 and 27 should result in "C:AA"

I will be using the string to reference a range of
columns...Range("A:E"). Any ideas would be greatly
appreciated. TIA...

try this:

Range(Columns(1), Columns(5)).Address(0, 0)

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Regards

Melanie Breden
- Microsoft MVP für Excel -

http://excel.codebooks.de (Das Excel-VBA Codebook)

 

[Hawk]

Thanks...Simple, but effective

-----Original Message-----
Try using something like

Range(Cells(1, i), Cells(1, j)).EntireColumn

where i and j are your numbers. No need to get the string, just use the
range directly.

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Regards,

Juan Pablo González




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