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Multiple "Range" with "Cells" property?
Can below piece of code be converted to use the "Cells" property: Code ------------------- Range("B55:D55,I55").Selec ------------------- 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").Selec ------------------- As I'm using variables to determine the range I need to use the "Cells property! Is this possible!? : -- jop ----------------------------------------------------------------------- jopu's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=1662 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=31485 |
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Multiple "Range" with "Cells" property?
Hi jopu
Try this Union(Range(Cells(55, 2), Cells(55, 4)), Cells(55, 9)).Select -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "jopu" wrote in message ... 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!? :( -- jopu ------------------------------------------------------------------------ jopu's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=16621 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=314859 |
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Multiple "Range" with "Cells" property?
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 -- keepITcool | www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam Ron de Bruin wrote : Hi jopu Try this Union(Range(Cells(55, 2), Cells(55, 4)), Cells(55, 9)).Select |
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