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Default Selecting multiple rows within a CurrentRegion

Greetings:

I'm working on a scheduling application to automate sending appointments to
another user's calendar. I've been successful in limiting the region to just
those cells that are used, and I'm stuck in trying to select multiple ranges
to grab eventual "subjects" and dates for the e-mails. Here's what I have so
far:
Sub Email()
Dim rng As Range, curCell As Range
Dim bytRowNum as Byte, bytColNum as Byte, bytColumnCounter as Byte,
bytRowCounter as Byte

Worksheets("Assign").Activate
Set rng = ActiveCell.CurrentRegion ' Limits area on worksheet that's been used
bytRowNum = rng.Rows.Count ' Counts the rows actually used
bytColNum = rng.Columns.Count ' Counts the columns actually used

For bytColCounter = 4 To bytColNum
For bytRowCounter = 2 to bytRowNum
Set curCell = ActiveSheet.Cells(bytCounter,4)
If curCell.Value = lblEventID.Caption Or Replace(curCell.Value, "@",
"") = lblID.Caption Then
'Here I want to get to the column number of the end cell, which will differ
in situations and grab the date that's in the end cell
End If
Next
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Of course, I've tried various methods, but a jumpstart would be appreciated.

Thanks,
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Brian J. Matuschak

 
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