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Default Range object

You could copy the worksheet or copy the range to a new range.

In either case, start the macro recorder to capture the code for what you're
after.

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"Zsola" wrote in message
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Dear Developers,

how can I make a copy of an range object(eg. range
("a1:c10") ), that I can manipulate(eg. change values or
format of a column of this range) instead of the original,
so this manipulation will not affect the original one's
values or format.