indices in named range
On Jul 3, 10:39 pm, Ken Johnson wrote:
On Jul 3, 10:14 pm, Stefi wrote:
Thanks Ken, nonetheless I tried Your way, too, it works fine, but I'm still
working hard to understand its logic, I like to learn new techniques.
Stefi
,,Ken Johnson" ezt írta:
Better still Stefi, don't bother with mine, yours works fine.
Ken Johnson
Hi Stefi,
erng(1) is the top-left cell of erng.
Range(erng(1), ecell) is a range with erng(1) the top-left cell and
ecell the bottom-right cell.
So, it's then a matter of counting the rows and columns in
Range(erng(1), ecell) to get ecell's row and column index within that
range.
I think your way is better because it doesn't use the Count function.
Ken Johnson
Oops,
I meant...
So, it's then a matter of counting the rows and columns in
Range(erng(1), ecell) to get ecell's row and column index within erng.
Ken Johnson
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