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Hi All
I am trying to write a custom function where I am passing a range nam as a string. This range name can comprise of 1 or more range area delimited by commas (,). These range areas may or may not be contiguou areas. For example, if my custom function is called "myFunc()" this is how i will look like (shown below) :- Function myFunc(rangeName as string) |
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