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Thanks Guys, I guess a For...Next will have to do. BTW they do not overlap,
so that was not a concern. Tom Ogilvy wrote in message ... I don't believe there is a way to address those sub areas all at once. A workaround would be Dim ar as Range for each ar in Range("nr1,nr2,nr3,nr4,nr5).Areas ar.Range("B2:C6").ClearContentns Next -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mike Fogleman" wrote in message news:C%mqc.73503$iF6.6186157@attbi_s02... I have a number of named ranges all identical in size and shape. I want to ClearContents of the same group of cells in each range. Can I address them collectively? eg: Range("nr1, nr2, nr3, nr4, nr5").Range("B2:C6").ClearContents 'This does not work Mike |
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