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locate max value in variable range
Application.Max(Selection)
But you probably don't need to select it. Set rng = Range("M" & RCnt & ":" & "M" & EndRow) MsgBox Application.Max(rng) Alan Beban john wrote: After identifying the variable range and selecting it, how can the maximum value be isolated for use in subsequent step? Variable range looks like this: Range("M" & RCnt & ":" & "M" & EndRow).Select |
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