putting a value in a formula based on what cell is "clicked" -- Excel 2010
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I would like to create an Interactive spreadsheet (see attached workbook), where if you click on any "A2 through A8" the value in that field will be used in the compare in H5 where "12345" is currently coded.
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Is there a way to put just the value of the selected cell into H5 so I can use it for other things also.
I think I did this before but don't have access to the spreadsheet anymore
The formula then uses the cake in H5.
Wayne Taylor (webtubbs)
Yes, use this instead...
Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) If Not Intersect(Target, [A2:A8]) Is Nothing Then Range("H5").Value = Target.Value End If End Sub
In the cell where you want the specific value use formula:
=INDIRECT(ADDRESS(CELL("row"),CELL("col"),1,1))
initially this will give a Circular Reference but when you enter a value in another cell, on recalculation the cell with the formula will also get that value.
Thanks
Rob H
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Is there a way to put just the value of the selected cell into H5 so I can use it for other things also.
I think I did this before but don't have access to the spreadsheet anymore
The formula then uses the cake in H5.