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Hi. I have the variable "x" which returns the row number
of the activecell. I would like to set "myrange" to be equal to the range C26 to Y of the active row. Can someone show me how to write the range statement using the variable x? myrange = range(C26:Y .... what do I put here?) Thanks, Mike. |
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