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#2. VBA's help might help. #3. Again, VBA's help. (And a followup post to your previous post.) SteveDB1 wrote: Ok, as I've looked more closely at this-- now that it works-- I see three things that are of interest to me. 1- in the set myrngrC, I see you've put an offset. If I want to have my next version of this do for column B, I assume that instead of offset(0,2), I place offset(0,1). 2- I'm unable to identify anything in the WROX EcelVBA reference book we have on cells(), Column(), or Area(), which explains it enough for me to find a variation. It seems to me that these are responsible for placing the $Col$Row absolute reference. As mentioned, I'd like to have my first, and second cells absolute reference the columns, but not the rows. 3- the .address(external:=true). Are there any online references I can read more about this? Again..... thank you for your help. I really............. appreciate it. Best. -- Dave Peterson |
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