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I have a range named "VintageResult" and I want to programmicately change
it's coordinates, so I need to know the address of the current range. I
tried doing...
rngAddr = Range("VintageResults").Address(ReferenceStyle:=xl R1C1), but I get
a runtime error '1004', method range of object failed.

What an I doing wrong?
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Default extrapolate range coordinates

Could it be that you had an S in one spelling and didn't have it in the other.

VintageResult
VintageResults
???


Cheer-Phil-ly wrote:

I have a range named "VintageResult" and I want to programmicately change
it's coordinates, so I need to know the address of the current range. I
tried doing...
rngAddr = Range("VintageResults").Address(ReferenceStyle:=xl R1C1), but I get
a runtime error '1004', method range of object failed.

What an I doing wrong?


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