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Offset Ranges
How do you define a Range based on where the current ActiveCell to 5 Cells to
the Right? Obviously I don't know where the ActiveCell is either Column or Row? Thanks |
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This should do what you want: Set TargetRange = Range(ActiveCell, ActiveCell.Offset(0, 5)) Regards, Per "Martin" skrev i meddelelsen ... How do you define a Range based on where the current ActiveCell to 5 Cells to the Right? Obviously I don't know where the ActiveCell is either Column or Row? Thanks |
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Thanks, that pointed me in the right direction Martin "Per Jessen" wrote: Hi This should do what you want: Set TargetRange = Range(ActiveCell, ActiveCell.Offset(0, 5)) Regards, Per "Martin" skrev i meddelelsen ... How do you define a Range based on where the current ActiveCell to 5 Cells to the Right? Obviously I don't know where the ActiveCell is either Column or Row? Thanks |
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