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Peter T wrote:
Not sure if this amounts to an objection but there's something inconsistent between For Each V In Arr & For each cell in rng namely, the for each loop of the variant goes down rows then across columns, in contrast to a for each loop of the range area which goes across columns then down rows. Regards, Peter T True; though this is controllable, if inconvenient, with For Each V in Application.Transpose(Arr), if it were to make a difference in the application. Alan Beban |
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