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Default Items in a discontiguous range


I would like to know what the next cell is in a discontiguous named
range but am having trouble with the item property of the range.

I pass this function the range and the starting cell


Function GetNextCellInRange(rngTarget As Range, rngTestCell As Range)
As Object

Dim iCount As Integer
Dim oCell As Object

iCount = 1

For Each oCell In rngTarget
If oCell.Row = rngTestCell.Row Then
If oCell.Column = rngTestCell.Column Then ' I've found the my
cell
Exit For
End If
End If
iCount = iCount + 1
Next

' get next cell
iCount = iCount + 1

' If no match is found or is past the end, set return cell as first in
range
If iCount rngTarget.Count Then
iCount = 1
End If

Set GetNextCellInRange = rngTarget.Item(iCount)

End Function


I have a range that consists of two columns - it might consist of more
later.
If I pass the last cell in the first column, or any cell in the second
column, it is found ok but unfortunately rngTarget.Item(icount) refers
to a cell icount rows beneath the start of the first column not the
next cell in the range.

How do I get round this (areas perhaps?). I'd be v. grateful for any
help.

Cheers

Gordon

 
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