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I have a function (call it "ProcessRange") that works on a range that is
passed into it. It is called one of two ways: 1) the currently selected cell range is passed in or 2) all cells on the sheet are passed in using the sheet's .UsedRange property. I want to be able to work with all cells from ALL Sheets in the workbook. I know I can go through each sheet in the workbook and pass in that sheet's UsedRange, however, I would like to only have to call my "ProcessRange". For example, I have to call my method several times Dim sheet As Worksheet For Each sheet In Application.ActiveWorkbook.Sheets() Debug.Print "Calculating Sheet: " & sheet.name Call ProcessRange(sheet.UsedRange) Next sheet I would like to append the ranges from all cells together into ONE dynamic range and then call ProcessRange once. Is this possible? |
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