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Question by  CarolMowthorpe (49)

How do you write value to a cell in excel VBA?

I need help with Excel VBA.

 
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Answer by  JohnHolmes (2660)

You will need to put the word value in a single parentheses prior to the word. Use this symbol ' before the word for the word to display properly.

 
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Answer by  tur2 (22)

Open the VBA Editor in Excel (Alt + F11) and use the following code: Option Explicit Sub write_to_cell() Range("a1"). value=3 End Sub

 
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Answer by  Hatrick3 (7)

Open Excel. Press the Alt and F11 keys together. Click Insert -> Module. Type "sub Write_value" in the black sheet on the right. Between "Sub Write_value" and "End Sub", insert this code: Range("A1") = "Type anything here." Position your cursor on the text, push the F5 key on your keyboard.

 
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Answer by  hems (160)

To do this first open the VBA editor in the excel by using the shortcut alt+F11. Then in the worksheet enter Range (any range) and value= some value.

 
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Answer by  aurynbearer (110)

Invoke the Range object, like this: xlsheet. Range("A1"). Value = 34, where "A1" should be your cell ID and 34 the value you wish to write.

 
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Answer by  hyperkid (470)

The best way for you to write in a value to a cell in excel is my using the worksheet function.

 
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Answer by  Joe31 (16)

In VBA editor: Sheets("TAB NAME"). Range("cell name"). Value = VALUE Replace CAPITALIZED WORDS with requested information; if your value is text, use "" around the text.

 
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Answer by  Tina41 (70)

you can do this, $16. 00 then if you have some value to add, then you do this next type the second value into the next after the $16. 00.

 
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Answer by  Prasad (13)

To write value to a cell in excel VBA use the VB statement Range ("cell Address"). value= value. For example Range ( "A1" ). Value = 500. You can use the Range object in VBA to set the value of a named cell, just like any other cell. Range("A1"). Value = Inputbox("Enter the number? ) where A1 is the cell address

 
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