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Default Multiple Range Selection

I want to start a routine by getting a range for each of the cells that the
user has selected by holding down the shift key or control key. I cannot
find a way to get a reference to these ranges?

Any ideas?
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Hello mcgj,

Dim Address As String
Dim Cell
Dim Rng As Range
Dim Selections As Long

Set Rng = Application.Selection

Selections = Rng.Areas.Count
Address = Rng.Areas(1).Address

Selections will equal the number of cells selected. Zero indicates
nothing was selected. You can use a For Each loop to sequence through
automatically...

For Each Cell In Rng.Areas
'<Add in your code
Next Cell

Sincerely,
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