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What is the difference between Range().activate and Range().select?
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If you have a single cell selected then nothing. But if you have a range of
cells selected (e.g. en entire column) then Range(actcell).activate leaves your selected range unchanged and activates actcell within that range, while Range(actcell).select clears the old selection and actcell shall be your new selection. Regards, Stefi €˛ranswert€¯ ezt Ć*rta: What is the difference between Range().activate and Range().select? Thanks |
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Try this:
with activesheet .range("a1:e12").select .range("c7").activate end with ranswert wrote: What is the difference between Range().activate and Range().select? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks for the info
"Stefi" wrote: If you have a single cell selected then nothing. But if you have a range of cells selected (e.g. en entire column) then Range(actcell).activate leaves your selected range unchanged and activates actcell within that range, while Range(actcell).select clears the old selection and actcell shall be your new selection. Regards, Stefi €˛ranswert€¯ ezt Ć*rta: What is the difference between Range().activate and Range().select? Thanks |
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I'll give that a try
thanks "Dave Peterson" wrote: Try this: with activesheet .range("a1:e12").select .range("c7").activate end with ranswert wrote: What is the difference between Range().activate and Range().select? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback!
Stefi €˛ranswert€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Thanks for the info "Stefi" wrote: If you have a single cell selected then nothing. But if you have a range of cells selected (e.g. en entire column) then Range(actcell).activate leaves your selected range unchanged and activates actcell within that range, while Range(actcell).select clears the old selection and actcell shall be your new selection. Regards, Stefi €˛ranswert€¯ ezt Ć*rta: What is the difference between Range().activate and Range().select? Thanks |
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