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It's late and I'm hitting a wall.
I need to determine if the activecell is within a range of cells. I've tried: if activecell.address = range("A16:C40") then.... but I get a type mismatch. I'm can't find what I'm looking for in the VBA help, but I'm probably not asking the right question. Will someone help a novice, please??? TIA, Rich |
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