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I know I can pass all the contiguous ranges of cells with formulas as follows
below. However this suffers from the 255 char limit. That is, if the range is greater than 255 then the cell address that is passed to the ContRange variable will be truncated. How do you get around this? Sub test2() Dim sht As Worksheet Dim ContRange As String For Each sht In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets Set rng1 = sht.Range("a1:iv65536").Cells.SpecialCells(xlFormu las) ContRange = rng1.Address Debug.Print sht.Name Debug.Print ContRange Debug.Print Len(ContRange) Next End Sub Thanks EM |
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