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Looping through range newbie question
Sorry, for what maybe a really simple question - i am a newbie.
I've found that I can loop through a range via the following statement: For Each c In MyRange.Cells Debug.Print c.Value Next However, I need to know when the next row starts, so I am looking to loop using the following construct: For Each oRow In MyRange.Rows For Each oCol In MyRange.Columns(oRow.index) Debug.Print oCol.Cell.Value Next Next But I can't figure out how to make it work. Is this possible? Or maybe I am taking the wrong approach? Thanks |
Looping through range newbie question
Frank,
Try something like this Sub PrintRangeValues(rngOutput As Range) Dim lRow As Long Dim nCol As Integer With rngOutput For lRow = 1 To .Rows.Count For nCol = 1 To .Columns.Count Debug.Print .Cells(lRow, nCol).Value Next nCol Next lRow End With End Sub Robin Hammond www.enhanceddatasystems.com "Frank Rizzo" wrote in message ... Sorry, for what maybe a really simple question - i am a newbie. I've found that I can loop through a range via the following statement: For Each c In MyRange.Cells Debug.Print c.Value Next However, I need to know when the next row starts, so I am looking to loop using the following construct: For Each oRow In MyRange.Rows For Each oCol In MyRange.Columns(oRow.index) Debug.Print oCol.Cell.Value Next Next But I can't figure out how to make it work. Is this possible? Or maybe I am taking the wrong approach? Thanks |
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