I've written a pretty useful macro within Excel in VBA and am attempting to transfer it to a stand-alone windows application written in VB.net. I've found all the referencing pretty confusing and am now facing trouble in converting the general syntax of my code.
I'm pasting below the relevant code:
Dim ElevenSheets As Excel.Worksheet
Dim TwelveSheets As Excel.Worksheet
Dim ThirteenSheets As Excel.Worksheet
Dim WorkingSheet As Excel.Worksheet
Dim xlApp As Excel.Application
Dim xlWorkBook As Excel.Workbook
xlApp = New Excel.Application
xlWorkBook = xlApp.Workbooks.Open("FILENAME.xls") 'Removed file name for company confidentiality purposes.
ElevenSheets = xlWorkBook.Worksheets("2011")
TwelveSheets = xlWorkBook.Worksheets("2012")
ThirteenSheets = xlWorkBook.Worksheets("2013")
WorkingSheet = xlWorkBook.Worksheets("WorkingSheet")
...
Cell = WorkingSheet.Range("B3") '<--- This line causes the error.
CurrentCell = (Cell.Row & "," & Cell.Column)
CurrentRow = Cell.Row
MyColumn = (Cell.Column)
CurrentCell = (CurrentRow & "," & MyColumn)
So, as you can see I've pointed out the line that gives me an error. I'm trying to set a range names "Cell" and the error "MissingMemberException unhandled No default member found for type 'DBNull'" presents itself.
Does anyone know what I've done wrong? I'm sure it's something very simple with my syntax but am finding this whole process difficult and also finding it difficult to understand other reasonably similar topics on the internet.
Thanks for bothering to ready this and let me know if you need more context,
Josh