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I know that I can make excel ranges = to other excel ranges if they have
the same dimensions. Assume ActiveColumn is a 100X1 (r,c) excel array. Below I can make this range equal to an offset of itself Range("ActiveColumn") = Range("ActiveColumn").Offset(0, 1).Value But what happens if I want to make that range equal to a part of a VBA array. Say the VBA Array is called DataArray. And also assume that DataArray is 100x100. Is there any way I can make ActiveColumn = to a portion of the array without using a Loop? --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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