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I've seen a lot of posting about using the R1C1 format to select cells when
using VB to program a function into a cell, but not a lot about how to use the R1C1 format to select a range for use in a VB Macro. If I am in cell CA91 and I want to select the range starting at CA92 through CE176, how to I program that into VB? I tried "range(rc1:r4c84).select" and it doesn't like the colon. I then tried "range(rc[1]:r[4]c[84]).select" and it bombed on the first open bracket ([). Any ideas? I can't use the direct addresses since I won't always know where I'm going to start this macro from. |
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