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Greetings one and all and TIA for your time
I have obtained a non-contiguous range after performing the following: isect = intersect(rng1, union(severalColumns)) myRange = isect.specialcells(xlconstants) Now, myRange.areas are located on the worksheet in groups of 6 or more with myRange.areas.cells(1) all on the same row within a group. I need now to operate on each area in sequence, starting (looking at the worksheet) from bottom group of areas, rightmost area. working left to last area on row. Move up 1 to next row of areas. Start at right and work left... Like reading a book in reverse. How can I arange for the areas(indexnumbers) to be in the required sequence? (or the reverse sequence is just as good) So that I can do: for i = myRange.areas.count to 1 step -1 areas(i).dosomething next -- David |
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