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Default Multiple "Range" with "Cells" property?


Thx!

"Union" was new to me

Anyway's got it working like this

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Set myrange = Union(Worksheets("Chart").Range(Cells(startx, column), _
Cells(weekx, column)), Worksheets("Chart").Cells(55, column)
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Cheers

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