If macro starts with a selected area (by mouse) how do you get the
corner cells of the selected area? In other words obtain the cell:cell form.

Thanks

"John" wrote in message
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If macro starts with a selected area (by mouse) how do you get the
corner cells of the selected area? In other words obtain the cell:cell
form.

Thanks


you need to use the AddressLocal property of the selected Range. So:

strTopLeft = Activesheet.Cells(Selection.Row, Selection.Column).AddressLocal
strBottomRight = Activesheet.Cells(Selection.Row+Selection.Rows.Cou nt-1,
Selection.Column+Selection.Columns.Count-1).AddressLocal

Iain King

dim myRng as range
set myRng = selection.areas(1)

msgbox myrng.cells(1).address
msgbox myrng.cells(myrng.cells.count).address


I used Areas(1) just in case you have more than one area selected.


John wrote:

If macro starts with a selected area (by mouse) how do you get the
corner cells of the selected area? In other words obtain the cell:cell form.

Thanks

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Dave Peterson

oops, not quite finished :)

strTopLeft = Activesheet.Cells(Selection.Row,
Selection.Column).AddressLocal
strBottomRight = Activesheet.Cells(Selection.Row+Selection.Rows.Cou nt-1, _
Selection.Column+Selection.Columns.Count-1).AddressLocal

strSelectedRange = strTopLeft+":"+strBottomRight

Iain King

for a single area:

msgbox Selection.Address(0,0)

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"John" wrote in message
...
If macro starts with a selected area (by mouse) how do you get the
corner cells of the selected area? In other words obtain the cell:cell
form.

Thanks