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Default Select a Range of (Variable) Rows


Hi,

I suspect this might not be too difficult, but I'm a VBA novice! "Help"
didn't help, so here I am...

I am trying to select a Range of Rows by using Variables to define the
starting and ending Rows.

The command *Rows("X:Y").Select* would have worked if I had fixed rows
to select. I.e. if I knew that my range should contain rows 3 to 5 then
*Rows("3:5").Select* would have been ok.

The problem is that I want X and Y to be variables, established in
between the programme flow. That is, I want the programme to identify a
number of consecutive Rows, and select them all together so as to
perform some action on them.

I face this problem often, when I can find acommands in VBA that
correspond to strings of fixed values for a range, and not to
variables.

Any help?

Many thanks


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