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Hi guys
I have a non-contiguous range and would like to resize it. Resize fails and I'm wondering if there is any way other than looping through each area and resizing the area - which works fine, but I was hoping for something more efficient (like the use of Resize in a single line, without looping). Any thoughts? FWIW, as I loop through each area, I use Union to redefine the original range. If I start off with say A1:A4, A6:A7, A10:A15, I end up with A1:B4, A6:B7, A10:B15. And this is my code: For Each rngArea In rngParent.Areas Set rngArea = rngArea.Resize(, 2) Set rngParent = Union(rngArea, rngParent) Next rngArea Thanks in advance Paul Martin Melbourne, Australia |
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