Can't test it here, but try

r = Excel.Selection

instead of just

r = Selection

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Regards

Juan Pablo González

"Gene Belknap" wrote in message
...
Hi,

When running the following code snippet using
"Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel" through VB.NET

dim c as Excel.Range
dim r as Excel.Range

r = Selection

For Each c in r '<-- Fails with "Member not found"
msgbox (c.Address)
Next

"For Each c in r.Cells" also fails with the same error.

In each case, I get the "Member not found" error.

I can use a loop counter successfully. For example

dim i as Integer

for i = 1 to r.cells.count
c = r.cells(i)
msgbox (c.Address)
next

this code works.

The "for each c in r" construct works fine with VBA. The problem is in
porting VBA to .NET. Without the "for each c in r" construct, the port will
be very painful and tedious.

Any reason why the "for each c in r" approach does not work in .NET? Are
there updates/patches that fix this? Am I missing something?

Thanks,

-Gene