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Displaying the extent of a range variable
What is the easy way of displaying the range of cells which is assigned to a
range variable? This is for debugging purposes, and I just want a property of the variable which I can display with debug.print which will show me which cells are in the range. Grateful for advice. |
Displaying the extent of a range variable
MsgBox (r.Parent.Name)
MsgBox (r.Address) will display both the cells and the sheetname. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "simonc" wrote: What is the easy way of displaying the range of cells which is assigned to a range variable? This is for debugging purposes, and I just want a property of the variable which I can display with debug.print which will show me which cells are in the range. Grateful for advice. |
Displaying the extent of a range variable
Gosh, thanks. I spent ages looking in the Locals list to find that. Who would
have thought it was so simple! |
Displaying the extent of a range variable
You are very welcome.
By the way, in addition to displaying the sheetname and cells, you can use: r.Parent.Parent.Name to get the filename as well. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "simonc" wrote: Gosh, thanks. I spent ages looking in the Locals list to find that. Who would have thought it was so simple! |
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