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Hi there,
I'd like to seperate a range to n different ranges then pass these ranges as parameters to a function in Visual Basic separately. I use: Set myRange = Excel.Range(OldRange(1, 1), OldRange(99, 1)) to make a new range "myRange", which has the first 100 value in old range "OldRange" It works fine in VBA, but in VB it is failed. Any suggestions? Thanks, Lee |
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