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I have a spreadsheet column that could include empty cells, zero values,
strings, and non-zero values. I would like to define a Range object that references only the non-zero values. I'd prefer not to loop. Ideally, the method also would allow me to define a Range based on other criteria, like cells with values greater than 100, or whatever. This is easy to do in an array formula in a spreadsheet, with something like: =Sum(If(Foo100,Foo,0)) I've been playing around with FormulaArray. But I don't see a clean way to define a range object based on this property. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks. Charley |
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