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Find the beginning Cell of a Range
I have a user input a range, how can I store the beginning cell of that range
in a variable? |
Find the beginning Cell of a Range
Dim myRng as range
dim myCell as range 'somewhat the user defines myRng set mycell = myrng.cells(1) J@Y wrote: I have a user input a range, how can I store the beginning cell of that range in a variable? -- Dave Peterson |
Find the beginning Cell of a Range
Thanks. What about the last cell?
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Dim myRng as range dim myCell as range 'somewhat the user defines myRng set mycell = myrng.cells(1) J@Y wrote: I have a user input a range, how can I store the beginning cell of that range in a variable? -- Dave Peterson |
Find the beginning Cell of a Range
In a one area range:
Dim myRng as range dim myCell as range 'somewhat the user defines myRng with myrng set mycell = .cells(.cells.count) end with with a multi-area range with myrng with .areas(.areas.count) set mycell = .cells(.cells.count) end with end with J@Y wrote: Thanks. What about the last cell? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Dim myRng as range dim myCell as range 'somewhat the user defines myRng set mycell = myrng.cells(1) J@Y wrote: I have a user input a range, how can I store the beginning cell of that range in a variable? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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