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Hello,
I have a problem with selecting first cel in selection Range or return
an index of the first cell in Selection Cell.

I have something like this:
....................
Range1.Select
"and here I want to Select the first range in selection Range1"
.............
I there any special function of finding first cell in selection range
or returning an index of the first cell??
Thanks for answet
Marcin

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Hello,
I have a problem with selecting first cel in selection Range or return
an index of the first cell in Selection Cell.

I have something like this:
...................
Range1.Select
"and here I want to Select the first range in selection Range1"
............
I there any special function of finding first cell in selection range
or returning an index of the first cell??
Thanks for answet
Marcin



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