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Dim varr As Variant Dim rng As Range, i As Long Set rng = Range("B1,A1,C9,A2,M3:M5,A4:C4") ReDim varr(1 To rng.Count) i = 0 For Each cell In rng i = i + 1 varr(i) = cell.Address Next Range(varr(4)).Select End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mark Dabbs" wrote in message ... Thanks to all for the info - somewhat depressing after I thought that I'd sorted out a smart way to sequentially number the cells within my non-contiguous range from 1 to n using a variety of different "routes" through the same original pattern of cells when required! Any ideas how to proceed? Many thanks Mark On Fri, 07 Nov 2003 00:29:40 +0000, Mark Dabbs wrote: Hi all I have a grid of non-contiguous cells that I wish to give a name from within a Subroutine either by using Name.Add "MyName", Selection or by using rngTemp.Name="MyName". The problem is that once I get over about 220 distinct cells in the non-contigous range an error message is thrown up each time I try to give it a name. Any fewer cells and it works fine. Is this an Excel 2000 limit? Thanks Mark --------------- www.mfdabbs.com --------------- www.mfdabbs.com |
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