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It's not always required, but it never hurts (and it can be painful if you
needed it and didn't use it!). Andibevan wrote: Thanks Dave - I was messing around with that idea but had missed the .cell off the end of the statement Ta muchly "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Dim myCell as range dim myRng as range set myrng = worksheets("somesheet").range("somename") for each mycell in myrng.columns(3).cells msgbox mycell.address '??? next mycell There better be at least 3 columns in that range! Andibevan wrote: Hi, I have a named range that covers A1:d4 - How do I loop through each cell in Column C of the named range. I know how to do it for a 'non-named' range but not for a named range TIA Andi -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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