Re: jump to linked cell
- From: "Héctor Miguel" <NOhemiordiSPAM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 24 Dec 2005 12:12:00 -0600
hi, Chriske !
> ... I get an error going thru the code
> "Object doesn't support this property or method (Error 438)"
> this happens when setting ncol equal to evaluate(left(tmp,len(tmp)-1))
> I changed this to isnumeric cause I think that was your intention
> then I get a type.mismatch on using application.match
> that I haven't figured out yet
> could you help me further along?
> I work with Excel 2003
I used the same formula [and variations] as in your example: -> =VLOOKUP($B$1;vacancies;21)
the 4th argument [false/true] for an un/sorted range is NOT used
made some changes in the column_number [21] to be taken from another cell [i.e. -> $A$1]
so [I guess] the evaluate method is needed in order to properly 'convert' 3rd argument to a number/column ;)
I couldn't 'reproduce' the 438 error you are getting -?-
neither the type.mismatch on application.match -?-
tests running in xl97 -> xl2003
is there any chance of difference regarding the assumptions and 'the real' formula you are using ?
regards,
hector.
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