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I know i have the wrong format, but i've tried numerous differen
formats and cannot get this to work.. I know that if you have a loo
and want different rows this is the format:

set rng= worksheets(1).Range("D" & J+K, "N" & J+K)

but, now what if i want to cycle through a known number of rows, bu
from one column to the next?

i had figured something like this:


for each I =4 to 10 ' columns D thru J
'rows 5 to 20
set rng=worksheets(1).Range(& I "5", & I "20")

'do stuff
next I
like i said, i've tried setting it up many different ways, but i jus
havent found the right format yet.. am i close?
Can anyone tell me what is correct!
thank you in advance

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For Each cell In Range("d5:j20")
'do stuff
Next Cell


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but i want it to then go to column E then F etc etc.


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for icol = 4 to 10
for irow = 5 to 20
set rng = worksheets(1).Cells(irow,icol)
' work with rng
Next irow
Next icol

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For mudraker's solution

Dim col as Range
Dim rw as Range
Dim rng as Range
For Each col In Worksheets(1).Range("d5:j20").Columns
for each rw in col.Cells
set rng = rw
'do stuff
Next rw
Next col


I am assuming you want to do rows 5 to 20 in column d, then do rows 5 to 20
in column E and so forth, one cell at at time.



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