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Range Minus operator?
Hi,
I'm working on an Excel 2000 application. It could be very useful if I could use something like MINUS operator for Range objects. Ex. I can do INTERSECT to find a common Range. I can use UNION to find a sum of Ranges. But can I find a part of a Range that is not included in another Range object? I'm surprized but I'm unable to find something like this. Any help apprectiated Zbig |
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