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..address() has some parms that you can pass to it:
..address(rowabsolute:=false,columnabsolute:=false ) or ..address(rowabsolute:=0,columnabsolute:=0) or ..address(0,0) All do the same thing--they stop the corresponding $ signs from showing up in the address: $B$9 or $B9 or B$9 or B9 (depending on which parms are true or false) John wrote: cool... what does the Address (0,0) mean? John Tom Ogilvy wrote: try1 = Cells(i,j).Address(0,0) Try1 will hold something like "B9" -- Dave Peterson |
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