Hi all,

if I select cells B2 to D2, and I run this VBA code :
MsgBox Selection.Address(False, False)
it gives me B2:D2.

I'd like to get the columns only, like B:D
So I tried :
MsgBox Columns(Selection.Column).Address(False, False)
but it gives me B:B

Is there an easy way to solve this without playing with left, right, mid or
instr ?

Thanks for any insight,
Nicomus

Hi Nicodemus,

Try:

Selection.EntireColumn.Address(0, 0)


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Regards,
Norman



"Nicodemus" wrote in message
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Hi all,

if I select cells B2 to D2, and I run this VBA code :
MsgBox Selection.Address(False, False)
it gives me B2:D2.

I'd like to get the columns only, like B:D
So I tried :
MsgBox Columns(Selection.Column).Address(False, False)
but it gives me B:B

Is there an easy way to solve this without playing with left, right, mid
or
instr ?

Thanks for any insight,
Nicomus

Hi Norman,

great ! It works perfectly the way I wanted it !!

Thank you for your (very) fast and efficient answer.
Nicodemus

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi Nicodemus,

Try:

Selection.EntireColumn.Address(0, 0)


---
Regards,
Norman



"Nicodemus" wrote in message
...
Hi all,

if I select cells B2 to D2, and I run this VBA code :
MsgBox Selection.Address(False, False)
it gives me B2:D2.

I'd like to get the columns only, like B:D
So I tried :
MsgBox Columns(Selection.Column).Address(False, False)
but it gives me B:B

Is there an easy way to solve this without playing with left, right, mid
or
instr ?

Thanks for any insight,
Nicomus