Hi! I am new here and would like to ask for your assistance regarding m
problem.

I would like to capture the range address of whatever it is that th
user selects on the active worksheet into a textbox in a modeles
form. The user just have to set the focus in one of the textboxes the
select a range from the worksheet and the range address should b
captured inside the textbox.

The function is similar to that of getting the List Range or Criteri
Range address in the Advanced Filter window of Excel.

Hope you could help me out with this.

Thanks,
Pinin

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Hi
use a refedit control for this. This should be in the toolbox then you
create a userform)

"pining" wrote:


Hi! I am new here and would like to ask for your assistance regarding my
problem.

I would like to capture the range address of whatever it is that the
user selects on the active worksheet into a textbox in a modeless
form. The user just have to set the focus in one of the textboxes then
select a range from the worksheet and the range address should be
captured inside the textbox.

The function is similar to that of getting the List Range or Criteria
Range address in the Advanced Filter window of Excel.

Hope you could help me out with this.

Thanks,
Pining


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When the range is selected this way, it because the selection, so just use

Selection.Address

or Selection.Address(False, False)

if you don't want the $s. Note that this doesn't get the worksheet name as
well.

Advanced filter actually uses a Reedit control, which does what you want as
well, so you might consider using that. But be aware, RefEdikt is flaky, and
should NEVER be embedded in a frame.

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Hi! I am new here and would like to ask for your assistance regarding my
problem.

I would like to capture the range address of whatever it is that the
user selects on the active worksheet into a textbox in a modeless
form. The user just have to set the focus in one of the textboxes then
select a range from the worksheet and the range address should be
captured inside the textbox.

The function is similar to that of getting the List Range or Criteria
Range address in the Advanced Filter window of Excel.

Hope you could help me out with this.

Thanks,
Pining


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note:
use Address(External:=True) to get a proper fully qualified string.



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Bob Phillips wrote in message
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When the range is selected this way, it because the selection, so just
use

Selection.Address

or Selection.Address(False, False)

if you don't want the $s. Note that this doesn't get the worksheet
name as well.