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Getting a subrange of a specified range.
How can I get a subrange of a range?
Or simply a row or a column? I'm looking for a trick like this Supposing rng1= $A$3:$G$56 rng2=GetSubRng(rng1,2,2,4,3) << rng2 will be equal to $B$4:$D$7 Thanks Alex. |
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