Convert address format in Excel

[Colvic]

How to convert "$B$21" address in Excel to ActiveCell.Offset format?

 

[oharab]

What are you trying to achieve? Activecell.Offset returns a range object the specified number of rows and columns away from the active cell.
If you are trying to calculate the row &/or column of the active cell, use ActiveCell.Row or ActiveCell.Column.

You need to explain a little more exactly what you're trying to achieve.

Ben

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We could be confused in exactly the same way, but confusion might be like Nulls, and not comparable.

 

[HarleyQuinn]

If I've got what you want correct it's Tools-->Options-->General Tab then check R1C1 Reference Style.

Hope this helps

Andy
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[SkipVought]

BTW, this question and other Excel-related questions, would be best served in forum68.

Skip,

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[Colvic]

Sorry that this was posted on Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding) and not VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft).

Thanks for your reply.

I try and calculate my way to different cells in a spreadsheet and retrieve data.

I use this command and find out how large the data area are:
ActiveCell.SpecialCells (xlLastCell). Address

And I'll step from cell to cell and retrieve data, until I have been through the whole data range. There will be cells that are without data.