How to Find the Column address from a Range Dimensioned Variable

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Ironhydroxide

I am trying to use a Range demensioned variable as a column address in a
..Cells(... command to give another variable a cell address.

It Looks a little Like THis

DescriptionP3 = Sheets("5-year Plan").Cells(LoopedRowFrom, GeneralDisc.Column)

I am Fairly certain that the problem is with the GeneralDisc variable.

Thanks for all Suggestions
 
Hope the below examples will help. .Column and .Row returns the column and
row of the first column and first row in the range

Example :
Set myRange = Range("A1:E20")
myRange.Column will return 1
myRange.Row will return 1

Set myRange = Range("E1:E20")
myRange.Column will return 5
myRange.Row will return 1


If this post helps click Yes
 
FOund out myself, (yours sounded a little too bookish)


With GeneralDisc
.Select
BetweenGeneral = ActiveCell.Column
End With

DescriptionP3 = Sheets("5-year Plan").Cells(LoopedRowFrom, BetweenGeneral)

I didnt realize that i had to go through another step to do this. i figured
it could calculate it in the .Cells( , ) command.
 

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