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Multiple Columns in Columns Property?
This line of code works. But can't I combine the range into one covering
columns 2 to 4? If Intersect(Union(Range("LOBInput").Columns(2), Range("LOBInput").Columns(3), Range("LOBInput").Columns(3)), Target) IsNothing Then Don <www.donwiss.com (e-mail link at home page bottom). |
Multiple Columns in Columns Property?
maybe...
if intersect(me.range("lobinput").columns(2).resize(, 3), target) is nothing then Don Wiss wrote: This line of code works. But can't I combine the range into one covering columns 2 to 4? If Intersect(Union(Range("LOBInput").Columns(2), Range("LOBInput").Columns(3), Range("LOBInput").Columns(3)), Target) IsNothing Then Don <www.donwiss.com (e-mail link at home page bottom). -- Dave Peterson |
Multiple Columns in Columns Property?
Not as nice as Dave's, but just to throw out another possible approach:
Sub test() With Range("LobInput") If Interesect(.Range("B1:D" & .Rows.Count), Target) Is Nothing Then '...... End If End With End Sub "Don Wiss" wrote: This line of code works. But can't I combine the range into one covering columns 2 to 4? If Intersect(Union(Range("LOBInput").Columns(2), Range("LOBInput").Columns(3), Range("LOBInput").Columns(3)), Target) IsNothing Then Don <www.donwiss.com (e-mail link at home page bottom). |
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