Range function wants a string. If you are using C++ it make things more
difficult than using basic. You are going to have to do the combining. You
probably want to use the function cells(row,column) instead of range. It
will make programming in C++ easier.

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Ah okay joel,

I am used to C++ and Java where != is not equal to. VBA newbie
indeed.

I now understand how it works. Thanks for the demonstration, it is
certainly a great building block.
Ill let you know how far i get before i get dizzy.

thanks.