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Can below piece of code be converted to use the "Cells" property:

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Range("B55:D55,I55").Selec
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I have a following piece of code used to determine range for a chart:

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Set myrange = Worksheets("Chart").Range(Cells(startx, column), Cells(weekx, column)
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but I would like to add a second range to it - like the cell "I55" in:

Code
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Range("B55:D55,I55").Selec
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As I'm using variables to determine the range I need to use the "Cells
property!
Is this possible!? :

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Hi jopu

Try this

Union(Range(Cells(55, 2), Cells(55, 4)), Cells(55, 9)).Select


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Can below piece of code be converted to use the "Cells" property:

Code:
--------------------
Range("B55:D55,I55").Select
--------------------


I have a following piece of code used to determine range for a chart:

Code:
--------------------
Set myrange = Worksheets("Chart").Range(Cells(startx, column), Cells(weekx, column))
--------------------

but I would like to add a second range to it - like the cell "I55" in:

Code:
--------------------
Range("B55:D55,I55").Select
--------------------

As I'm using variables to determine the range I need to use the "Cells"
property!
Is this possible!? :(


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Note to OP...

Be carefull with mixing qualified references and global references
to cells.

Set myrange = Worksheets("Chart").Range(Cells(startx, column),
Cells(weekx, column))

will pickup the GLOBAL cells (activesheet) NOT the cells of
Worksheets("chart")


use:

with worksheets("chart")
union( .cells(55,2).resize(,3),.cells(55,9))
end with



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Ron de Bruin wrote :

Hi jopu

Try this

Union(Range(Cells(55, 2), Cells(55, 4)), Cells(55, 9)).Select

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