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Chip Pearson wrote:
And don't get started on the old "Ranges As Arrays" bit. Ranges are not arrays. No, no. You somehow got it in your mind that I disagree with you on that; I don't! I mentioned before about how irritating it was to me (many years ago)) that IsArray(iVar) returned True when iVar was not an array, but a range. But because it does, it is often necessary to provide code to confirm that one is dealing with a true array and not a multi-cell range that IsArray treats as an array. (You may be thinking of my erstwhile suggestion that Ranges are Collections, which you find almost as attractive as the idea that ranges are arrays :-)) Regards, Alan |
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