Thanks for your help! When I saw this and thought, Oh My I was only missing the, but alas, this doesn't appear to work either. This is done to eliminate the possibility 'of incorrect data combinations being used. (all suggestion for improvement, greatly appreciated!) Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) 'This routine deletes values in Activity (Column 3) and Activiy Descriptor (Column4) 'when task (Column 2) is modified.
Here is the entire routine so that you can see it in context. This looks like it sets the value in Name manager to the value that is in Target.offset(0.3) when I need it the other way around. Many thanks Carrie.Ĭode: Name:='Task_Dept_Default', RefersTo:=Target.Offset(0, 3) OK this is not intuitively obvious. I'm sure there is a simple solution to this, I'm just having trouble finding it. The line is written into the routine is: Target.Offset(0, 3).Value = ThisWorkbook.Names('Task_Dept_Default').Value (Target is passed into to the routine and is the current cell) However, this statement puts the formula for Task_Dept_Default into the cell and not the resultant value. This is in a table and I didn't want to use a formula to set the default since the user can overwrite it and hence erase the formula causing problem in the table. I defined a name in the Name Manager (Task_Dept_Default) and just want to set this value into the cell. I also need to provide a default value in a cell 3 columns over. I have a routine that I've managed to cobble together that performs erases any values in adjacent columns when the value in the current column is changed. Subscribe to our mailing list for updates in your email inbox. How formulae definition is quite flexible and accommodating in the application especially due to the in-built Name Manager in Microsoft Excel 2013.
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