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I have a collection of range objects, called collXcells, and each has a
key cooresponding to the range's R1C1 position (each range is only 1 Excel cell). I.e. if there is a range object that is the A3 cell, its key for collXcells is "R3C1". Is there any easy way to check if a key in the collection exists? and if so remove the item associated with that key? (a way easier--and preferably more efficient-- than looping through all the collection objects keys, that is). Thanks, -Abe |
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