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Selecting a range relative to an active cell
I'm trying to modify the code in a macro to let me select a range of cells
relative to an active cell. I know how to select a SINGLE cell relative to an active cell using OFFSET. For example, selecting a cell two columns to the right and on the same row as an active cell is accomplished with: ActiveCell.Offset(0,2).Select But I can't figure out how to use relative cells with RANGE. What if I wanted to select the cells that are two AND three columns to the right of an active cell? Thanks for any tips. |
Selecting a range relative to an active cell
ActiveCell.Offset(0,2).Resize(,2).Select
-- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Steve Trombulak" wrote in message ... I'm trying to modify the code in a macro to let me select a range of cells relative to an active cell. I know how to select a SINGLE cell relative to an active cell using OFFSET. For example, selecting a cell two columns to the right and on the same row as an active cell is accomplished with: ActiveCell.Offset(0,2).Select But I can't figure out how to use relative cells with RANGE. What if I wanted to select the cells that are two AND three columns to the right of an active cell? Thanks for any tips. |
Selecting a range relative to an active cell
Great, Bob. Thanks a bunch.
s "Bob Phillips" wrote: ActiveCell.Offset(0,2).Resize(,2).Select -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Steve Trombulak" wrote in message ... I'm trying to modify the code in a macro to let me select a range of cells relative to an active cell. I know how to select a SINGLE cell relative to an active cell using OFFSET. For example, selecting a cell two columns to the right and on the same row as an active cell is accomplished with: ActiveCell.Offset(0,2).Select But I can't figure out how to use relative cells with RANGE. What if I wanted to select the cells that are two AND three columns to the right of an active cell? Thanks for any tips. |
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