So if it's a sporactic amount of ranges then I just state:
("A1,B2,C10...etc") correct? Is there also a method not to take the reference
formula from it?There are a few cells that refer a calculation to another
sheet, and it takes information from those cells.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

z is just a variable that the cell values are being concatenated into.

Sub moveToWord()
Set x = CreateObject("Word.Application")
x.Documents.Add
x.Visible = True

For Each cl In Range("A1:H10")

z = z & cstr(cl.value)

Next
x.Selection.TypeText CStr(z)

End Sub

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HTH

RP
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"Adam" wrote in message
...
I have had great help with Galimi for this process (as I am still learning
VBA). I do not quite understand this code:

Sub moveToWord()
Set x = CreateObject("Word.Application")
x.Documents.Add
x.Visible = True

For Each cl In Selection

z = z & cstr(cl.value)

Next
x.Selection.TypeText CStr(z)

End Sub


What does the Z represent? Also, I need to not select everything in the
worksheet, I just need to get portion of the data. So it is not every
cell.
How do I pre-define a selection?/

Thanks