Hi,

I have 6 cells in a row. I have merged them in groups of 3, to form 2
largers cells. The cells a

H1 and K1

H1 is the merger of H1, I1, J1
K1 is the merger of K1, L1, N1

Now i want to use the Offset function to refer to K1 from H1.

I tried

Range("H1").offset(0,1)
and also
Range("H1").offset(0,3)

but both didn't get me to K1.

Its soemthing to do with Merged Cells and the Offset Function I think.

Any ideas?


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This worked for me...

'THIS RETURNS THE VALUE IN K1 IF H1:J1 ARE MERGED
Sub Tester()
MsgBox Range("H1").Offset(0, 1).Value
Range("H1").Offset(0, 1).Select
End Sub


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Regards,
Rocky McKinley


"MacroDaddy " wrote in message
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Hi,

I have 6 cells in a row. I have merged them in groups of 3, to form 2
largers cells. The cells a

H1 and K1

H1 is the merger of H1, I1, J1
K1 is the merger of K1, L1, N1

Now i want to use the Offset function to refer to K1 from H1.

I tried

Range("H1").offset(0,1)
and also
Range("H1").offset(0,3)

but both didn't get me to K1.

Its soemthing to do with Merged Cells and the Offset Function I think.

Any ideas?


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Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/