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How to step through top row of a Range object
Excel 2000
Windows 2k Pro Suppose I have a Range variable MyRange, and it is set to a table on Sheet1. Dim MyRange As Range, cell As Range Dim a As Integer Set MyRange = Range("A1").CurrentRegion Now I want to step through the headers for this range, and the headers are all in row 1. How would I do this? I tried: a = 0 For Each cell in MyRange.Rows(1) a = a + 1 [more code] Next cell I'm know that the "MyRange.Rows(1)" part of the For-Next loop is wrong - how should it be? Any help appreciated. -gk- |
How to step through top row of a Range object
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Set myrange = Range("A1").CurrentRegion For Hcell = 1 To myrange.Columns.Count MsgBox Cells(1, Hcell) Next -- Regards Ron de Bruin (Win XP Pro SP-1 XL2000-2003) www.rondebruin.nl "TBA" wrote in message ... Excel 2000 Windows 2k Pro Suppose I have a Range variable MyRange, and it is set to a table on Sheet1. Dim MyRange As Range, cell As Range Dim a As Integer Set MyRange = Range("A1").CurrentRegion Now I want to step through the headers for this range, and the headers are all in row 1. How would I do this? I tried: a = 0 For Each cell in MyRange.Rows(1) a = a + 1 [more code] Next cell I'm know that the "MyRange.Rows(1)" part of the For-Next loop is wrong - how should it be? Any help appreciated. -gk- |
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