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Named range using offsets
I will be very grateful for any help on the following which is fairly basic
but i cannot get it to work. I want to select a named range using offsets as below. Range(("MFS5Days").offset(0,-5), Range("MFS5Days").Offset(0,-1)).select The named range MFS5Days refers to cell G4 -- with kind regards Spike |
Named range using offsets
Range(range("MFS5Days").offset(0,-5), Range("MFS5Days").Offset(0,-1)).select
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Spike" wrote in message ... I will be very grateful for any help on the following which is fairly basic but i cannot get it to work. I want to select a named range using offsets as below. Range(("MFS5Days").offset(0,-5), Range("MFS5Days").Offset(0,-1)).select The named range MFS5Days refers to cell G4 -- with kind regards Spike |
Named range using offsets
Thank you so much much appreciated
-- with kind regards Spike "Spike" wrote: I will be very grateful for any help on the following which is fairly basic but i cannot get it to work. I want to select a named range using offsets as below. Range(("MFS5Days").offset(0,-5), Range("MFS5Days").Offset(0,-1)).select The named range MFS5Days refers to cell G4 -- with kind regards Spike |
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