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Is it possible to do the following
- There are two names in a sheet: test1 = "A1:A3" and test2 = "D12:D16" - I would like to define a single range variable: Dim testing As Range Set testing = Union (ThisWorkbook.Names"test1").RefersToRange, ThisWorkbook.Names("test2").RefersToRange) I know that this does not work, but is there a way to fix it ? Thanks, pac |
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