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Your subject says cell implying a single cell, while your prose says address
which could mean multiple cells. If a single cell, intersect would work fine. If multiple cells, intersect would not be definitive depending on your definition of member - if member means a subset, the multiple cells and and subset would be problematic for intersect. Union would be more appropriate in this case. if Union(Range(namedrange),Range(address)).address = range(namedrange).address then -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "pgjoshi " wrote in message ... I have defined a named range. I want to use VBA Code to know whether a particular address from sheet is a member of the defined named range or not ? Thanks in advance. Prasad Joshi --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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