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Non-Intersect Function
I know I can use the Intersect function to return the address where two
ranges intersect. The code below will equal N2:BE2 as this is where the ranges overlap. InterectString = Intersect(Range("N2:BE2"), Range("N2:BF2")).Address Is there a way to return the portion of the range where they do not intersect (i.e. BF2). Thanks EM |
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