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Thanks, Chip.
Alan Beban Chip Pearson wrote: Alan, The only way I can think of to test whether Rng is declared explicitly as a Range rather than as a Variant is to attempt to set Rng to another type of object. If this does not cause an error, then Rng is a Variant. If it fails, Rng is declared as a Range. . . . |
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