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Default SpecialCells & AddressLocal

Hi all,

Currently I'm trying to use the function specialcells to iterate trough
several non contiguos range in a spreadsheet. I am using this function,
cause there are activated the autofilter on the Sheet.

Now the problem pop up. This is a snipped from the code

Dim rng as Range
Set rng = ActiveSheet.AutoFilter.Range.SpecialCells(xlVisibl e).Rows
'loop trought the string provided
loop_str = rng.AddressLocal

loop_str string contains the reference to the various differente ranges
separated by a comma.

example content:

$A$7:$O$7,$A$57:$O$57,$A$59:$O$59,$A$61:$O$61,$A$6 4:$O$64,$A$67:$O$68,
$A$70:$O$71,$A$74:$O$74,$A$84:$O$87,$A$99:$O$99,$A $103:$O$104,$A$107:$O$110,
$A$120:$O$121,$A$123:$O$123,$A$126:$O$126,$A$128:$ O$129,$A$131:$O$131,
$A$134:$O$134,$A$140:$O$141
* Note: the text is just in one line, I separated it here for clarity
sake ! *

Till here all is fine, the problem is that I got at max 19 different
ranges, even if there are more.

I believe that this problem is due the fact that a string can be long
at max 255 chars, so I am looking for a workaroung.

Can anyone tell me what shall I do ? Thank you in advance

 
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