Not exactly

? Range(Range("A1"), Range("G10")).Item(8).address
$A$2


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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Jim Thomlinson" wrote in message
...
You are only referencing one dimension of a two dimension array. Arguments
are read right to left (backwards from what you would think) so you are
referencing the columns, not the rows... As a general rule you should
alway
reference bot dimensions of the array to avoid any confusion... because it
certainly can be confusing...

HTH

"Jeremy Gollehon" wrote:

Can someone explain this to me?

From the immediate window:
?Range("A1").Item(3,1).address
$A$3
?Range("A1").Item(3).address
$A$3
?Range(Range("A1"), Range("G10")).Item(3,1).address
$A$3
?Range(Range("A1"), Range("G10")).Item(3).address
$C$1 <----!!!???

The last one there is where my confusion lies.

I'm sorting a range with the code below(rough example):

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------
Set rDataRng = Range(Range("A1"), Range("G10"))
With rDataRng
.Value = .Value
.Sort Key1:=.Item(2, 1), Order1:=xlDescending, OrderCustom:=1, _
Orientation:=xlLeftToRight
End With

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------

I initially had .Item(2) in there as the Key1 entry, which caused me to
stumble upon this (what I see as) strange behavior.
Is this a bug or one of those "by design" features?

Thanks for any input.
-Jeremy