Bob I have already extracted the address as a string. So I will not be using
the range object with the address property. I think what your code does is
relace a "$" with a "". I don't have a "$" to replace. I simply want to
split the string inbetween the F and the 3.

Split("DF345", "?????", "")


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Try

Split(rng.Address(True, False), "$")

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"ExcelMonkey" wrote in message
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I have a cell address - assume its relative - "DF456". I want to split
this
up by colunm address and row address "DF" and "456". I was hoping I could
use the Split funciton But I am not sure what delimiter to use if I am
going
to use the Split function - if its even applicable.

Or am I forced to loop through the string find the starting/ending points
of
Letters/Numbers and use the replace function to redefine (i.e.
replace("DF456","DF", "") = "456" and replace("DF456","456", "") = "DF"

Thanks

EM