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Default Range(S) is a valid expression when S = "x,y".

Thought I'd share something I discovered:

Let's say string S = "MyCell1", and MyCell1 is a valid range name.

Then of course, expression Range(S) returns the range.

Next, let's say string T = "MyCell2", and ditto.

Then, Range(S,T) returns a range comprising the two individual ranges.

Now, let's say string U = "S,T".

Then, expression Range(U) is equivalent to Range(S,T). Namely, it
returns the range comprising MyCell1 and MyCell2.

That seems kind of amazing.

For a param to "resolve into" into "secondary" or "inline" params
strikes me, offhand, as the kind of capability you occasionally find
in a scripting language that you can't get in a compiled language.

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