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This is VBA 101 for me so your help is very much appreciated.
The problem lies in the syntax between the parenthesis in defining a Range. OK, so an area between A3 and D30 is coded as Range("A3:D30").Select Assume that the range is defined by one cell only: If A3 is located by trapping the last row in column A by using a Variable, the code is Range("A" & VarX).Select (No problem there.) Now, assume that the range is defined by A3 and any row in column D: if D30 is located by trapping the last row in column D by using a Variable, the area is defined as Range("A3:D" & VarY).Select (No problem there.) The Big Question is: How do to code an area defined by using two Variables? Given the area is defined by A(VarY) down to D(VarX), the code Range("A"& Var ":D" & VarY).Select does not work. What is the correct syntax in this case? (Assume that both variables have been properly "Dimm"ed and executed.) |
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