Case 1.1 – Use a String Variable We will show you how to get a cell value declaring a string-type variable. Here’s a dataset from where we will get our cell values. Launch the VBA window and insert a module.
To use a range or a single cell as a variable, first, you need to declare that variable with the range data type (object variable). Once you do that you need to specify a range of a cell to that variable using the range object. This also gives you access to all the properties and...
.Textis commonly used to retrieve the value of a cell – it returns the formatted value of a cell. Getting the formatting of a cell is more complex than just retrieving a value, and makes .Text quite slow. .Valueis an improvement over .Text, as this mostly gets the value from the ce...
Sub HighlightLowerThanValues() Dim i As Integer i = InputBox("Enter Lower Than Value", "Enter Value") Selection.FormatConditions.Delete Selection.FormatConditions.Add _ Type:=xlCellValue, _ Operator:=xlLower, _ Formula1:=i Selection.FormatConditions(Selection.FormatConditions.Count).S tFirstPriori...
The CellValue variable is assigned as DataObject and gets set to a new MSForms.DataObject. Range() VBA Worksheets.Range provides a specific cell value. .PutInClipboard sends the cell value to the clipboard. Step 2: Run the macro. Verification of the Macros’ Outputs We constitute all the ...
Range("A1").Value = "Done" As you can see, I have first defined the cell address where I want to add the value, and then the value property. In the end, I have assigned the value “Done” using an equal “=” sign enclosed in double quotation marks. You can also use the “Ce...
i.e., Cell(2,1).value = 2 This loop will run for 10 times and insert I value from A1 to A10. Things to Remember in VBA Cells CELLS is property, but the RANGE is an Object. We can use property with objects but not object to the property. When the range is supplied, cells ...
Step 3:Using the defined variable VALUE, choose the value from the range cell B2. Code: SubVBA_GetCellValue3()DimValueAs StringValue = Range("B2").ValueEnd Sub Step 4:Use the message box to see the value stored in cell B2.
A value from a cell has been assigned to the ‘companyID’ variable. Notice that when assigning to String data types, quotation marks must be used. The result of the number of rows in the used range has been assigned to the ‘numberOfProducts’ variable. The variables can then be used ...
Step 5:Now, use range.Value property to be able to assign value to the range defined. Type the variable name “setValue_Var” under which the range is defined. SubVBA_Value_Ex1()DimsetValue_VarAsRangeSetsetValue_Var = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Setting_Cell_Value_1").Range("A1") ...