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I have two range objects, and I want to subtract range B from range A. That
is, I want the opposite of Application.Intersect. This match concept is illustrated at http://www.mathwords.com/s/set_subtraction.htm I don't believe there's a single command for this, but can anyone provide some thoughts? I plan on approaching this using a loop, Application.Intersect, and Union() commands. Thanks, Matthew Pfluger |
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