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Default Number of colons

It is not safe to make that assumption. The space character in an address
indicates Intersection, so you could have an address with two colons and no
commas.


Set R = Range("A1:C5 B5:D10")
Debug.Print R.Address ' displays B5:C5


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"Gary''s Student" wrote in message
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Is is safe to assume that if the address of a range does not contain a
comma,
that it can contain at most one colon??
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