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Default Reference to worksheet range in R1C1

You could use:
..range(.cells(r,c),.cells(rr,cc))




JohanF wrote:

Ok, thanks guys!

That gives me some ideas to work with!

I thought there should be some syntex like: .range(r,c : rr,cc) so that
one don't need the .range("") method, but if you say so, I'll try it the
long way round.

Cheers,

Johan

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