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Hi Everybody,
Using Excel 97, I have a Range object that is Set to a Named Range on a WorkSheet e.g. Dim Rng as Range Set Rng = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("MySheet").Range("Incident s") "Incidents" is a named range that represents the first 10 rows of my Worksheet and includes only Columns "A","B" and "D" of those 10 rows (Columns C is excluded) My problem is when I dynamically populate Rng with values the data ends up in Columns "A", "B" and "C" (Column D should have contained data instead Column C holds it) Rng(j, i).Value = "SomeData" Where j and i iteratively represent 10 Rows across 3 Columns (Columns "A", "B" and "D") Am I allowed to define a Range that skips a column? Thanks for any help! Sam |
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