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Default regions in excel

Well, one way would be

addr = Cells(1, 3).Address

But one very rarely needs to use A1-style addresses when one has row and
column numbers.

Using the range object returned by

Cells(1, 3)

directly is far more efficient than

addr = Cells(1, 3).Address
Range(addr) ...



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Chers both, just what I needed.
As a final point onthis: How do I transform an address from all numeric
values, e.g f,3 to letter-number form e.g a3.

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