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Usually the Range method looks like:
Range("A1:C50") In my case, the first and last column are variables. How can I still use the Range method? I need to find a command to define my range like: dim rgRange as range rgRange = sheetname.range( (row i, column j): (row m, column n) ) any help? |
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