In your scenario, first is always 1, last would be

rng.count

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HTH

RP
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"Brett Smith" wrote in message
...
Thanks Toppers, this is a big help. Now how do I convert a range value to
an
integer value so that I could actually use it in an array type formula?

Brett

"Toppers" wrote:

Brett,
Something like this? It will select ROWS from Firstrow to
Lastrow

Sub GetRows()

Dim FirstCell As Range, LastCell As Range
Dim Firstrow As Long, Lastrow As Long

Do
Set FirstCell = Application.InputBox("Enter top left cell - ONE cell
only", Type:=8)
Loop Until FirstCell.Count = 1
Firstrow = FirstCell.Row

Do
Set LastCell = Application.InputBox("Enter bottom right cell - ONE
cell
only", Type:=8)
Loop Until LastCell.Count = 1
Lastrow = LastCell.Row

MsgBox Firstrow & " " & Lastrow

Range(Firstrow & ":" & Lastrow).Select

End Sub


HTH

"Brett Smith" wrote:

I am trying to program a dialog box to ask for the first cell which
would be
the upper most left cell. Then I am going to try to get a second
reading
from a dialog box which a user would enter the lowest most right cell.
Afterwards I want to be able to calculate in my code how many times
the
program would go through each line. Afterwards it would spit out a
text file
of information taken from the excel file. I know it's easy to say if
a
person from 1-1000, but how would I do this if a person selects from
Cell A1
- Cell H1000? How would I be able to have my program read the cell
number 1
and cell number 1000 without the A and the H? SO I guess I am asking
how
would I have it select Range(1:1000) instead of Range(A1:H1000)?