If you're saying you create a text reference to the range (e.g.,
"A1:I100") in cell L2, then use

Range(Range("L2").Text).Select

But I'd guess it would be more efficient to calculate the row number in
VBA directly. Post back explaining how you come up with the method if
you're interested.



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"Alex" wrote:

I have a macro in which I have the line:
Range (A1:I8).select

The problem is that the row number in Col. I varies.

I would like to get the range from cell L2 in my worksheet and continue the
rest of the macro. I can make the proper range in cell L2 I just need to know
how to make visual basic look at that cell to determine the range it selects.

Can anyone help me?