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Select a range by column number
I need to select a range of cells knowing only the column index number (i)
So Range("C2:C12") needs to be Range("i2:i12"). I know there is the Cells command: like Cells(5, i).Select but this only selects one cell. I guess its a syntax problem for me. Ideally i need to select a range with variable for row and column..any tips ? |
Select a range by column number
range(cells(2,i),cells(12,i)).select
However, you usually do NOT need to select to do what is needed and it is better NOT to select. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "David Andrews" wrote in message news:_8yai.167$%M5.6@trndny02... I need to select a range of cells knowing only the column index number (i) So Range("C2:C12") needs to be Range("i2:i12"). I know there is the Cells command: like Cells(5, i).Select but this only selects one cell. I guess its a syntax problem for me. Ideally i need to select a range with variable for row and column..any tips ? |
Select a range by column number
Cells(2, i).Resize(11).Select
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "David Andrews" wrote in message news:_8yai.167$%M5.6@trndny02... I need to select a range of cells knowing only the column index number (i) So Range("C2:C12") needs to be Range("i2:i12"). I know there is the Cells command: like Cells(5, i).Select but this only selects one cell. I guess its a syntax problem for me. Ideally i need to select a range with variable for row and column..any tips ? |
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