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intersection of a range
I am trying to understand this range because the original spreadsheet changed
the column numbers and now the macro doesn't work. Does this mean the intersection of column D and the Used Range which would be in other words all of column D up through the last row in column D which would seem to be the intersection to me? thanks, |
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intersection of a range
I will repost this question as there are more than one intersected ranges.
Its very confusing. "Janis" wrote: I am trying to understand this range because the original spreadsheet changed the column numbers and now the macro doesn't work. Does this mean the intersection of column D and the Used Range which would be in other words all of column D up through the last row in column D which would seem to be the intersection to me? thanks, |
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