Just creating the address string is probably the most efficient way (no
object references):

strRangeAddress="A1:" & strcolid(lngCols) & cstr(lngRows)

Function strColid(jColNo As Long) As Variant
If jColNo 0 And jColNo <= 256 Then
If jColNo < 27 Then
strColid = Chr$(((jColNo - 1) Mod 26) + 65)
Else
strColid = Chr$(64 + Int((jColNo - 1) / 26)) & Chr$(((jColNo -
1) Mod 26) + 65)
End If
Else
strColid = CVErr(xlErrNA)
End If
End Function


regards
Charles
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"rotor" wrote in message
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Hello: VBA in Excel XP with Win 2000.

I have two variables that are both long data types. I need to somehow
convert these into an equivalent range address that they would consume if
starting at cell "A1".

For example suppose:

lngCols = 4
lngRows = 3

Range address would be: A1:D3

How in the world can I do this efficiently? Thanks in advance for your
example function.