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Hello,
Suppose I have a table in excel. A1 to 12 G. It is defined as MyTable. now I want to programatically grab or define a sub range. Say A4 to G7. How can this be done? If I have Dim rRange as Range Dim rRange2 as Range set rRange = Range("MyTable") How can I get the second range, from the first, on the fly? thanks |
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