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Default Ranges / Loops

Hi there.

I want to use a loop in order to write into different, consecutiv
ranges. Therefore, i need to include the counting variable i in th
range definition. The expression below would be inside a loop:

Range(R[1]C[1+i]:R[2]C[1+i]).Select

Now the syntax is wrong... How SHOULD it be? Can I use the form

Range("A1:B1").Select

to do the same thing?

Range("A1"&i:"B1"&i).Select

doesnt work....

Cheers!

Fabaliciou

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