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Using Range with R1C1 notation in a macro
I have found plenty of references for using the Range
property in a macro ie: Range("A1:B5").select. In addition I have used Cells(Irow,ICol) plenty of times. Now I want to set a Range in a similar fashion as I did the Cells using variables. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you |
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Using Range with R1C1 notation in a macro
Not sure what you are looking for. Perhaps:
Range(Cells(Row1, Column1), Cells(Row2, Column2)) -- Vasant "J" wrote in message ... I have found plenty of references for using the Range property in a macro ie: Range("A1:B5").select. In addition I have used Cells(Irow,ICol) plenty of times. Now I want to set a Range in a similar fashion as I did the Cells using variables. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you |
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