I had attempted to qualify that portion with -
"Assuming code is in a normal module (see later)" etc

Then later I tried to make the clear distinction that the dot ref is
definitely required in a sheet module, if Range does not pertain to that
sheet.

But it did mean scrolling down to see it <g

Regards,
Peter T


"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
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Just this portion:

With mySheet
set rng = Range(.Cells(1,1),.Cells(2,2))
End With

Range does not need the preceeding dot as the reference to the parent
sheet
is linked with the dots that precede Cells. But I agree with all the
recommendations to include it.

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It still depends on where that code is located.

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And for me, Integer as a variable type is gone.


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Dave Peterson