Hi,

How do we set the entire Excel worksheet as a range to the Excel Range
object's range property? I know we can set a particular column or from one
cell to another cell as a range to Excel Range object's range property but
how to set the entire worksheet as a range.

Any ideas, please share.

thanks in advance,
-Ram.

If you mean all the cells in a worksheet and not the entire worksheet
itself then

public sub selectAllCells()
dim r as range
set r = cells
r.select
end sub

but if you just want to select all the cells from the sheet to
copy/paste/delete/whatever then:

cells.select

is your best friend.

Cheers,
JAson Lepack



Rp007 wrote:
Hi,

How do we set the entire Excel worksheet as a range to the Excel Range
object's range property? I know we can set a particular column or from one
cell to another cell as a range to Excel Range object's range property but
how to set the entire worksheet as a range.

Any ideas, please share.

thanks in advance,
-Ram.

Hi,

thanks very much for the details... it solved the problem. However it
raised one more query now setting up a particular column(entire column alone)
as a range to Range object's range property. Has any clue.

thanks,
-Ram.

"jlepack" wrote:


If you mean all the cells in a worksheet and not the entire worksheet
itself then

public sub selectAllCells()
dim r as range
set r = cells
r.select
end sub

but if you just want to select all the cells from the sheet to
copy/paste/delete/whatever then:

cells.select

is your best friend.

Cheers,
JAson Lepack



Rp007 wrote:
Hi,

How do we set the entire Excel worksheet as a range to the Excel Range
object's range property? I know we can set a particular column or from one
cell to another cell as a range to Excel Range object's range property but
how to set the entire worksheet as a range.

Any ideas, please share.

thanks in advance,
-Ram.

Range("A:A").select will select the "A" column.

Range("2:2").select will select the "2" row.

Range("A1").select will select cell "A1".

Cheers,
Jason Lepack


Rp007 wrote:
Hi,

thanks very much for the details... it solved the problem. However it
raised one more query now setting up a particular column(entire column alone)
as a range to Range object's range property. Has any clue.

thanks,
-Ram.

"jlepack" wrote:


If you mean all the cells in a worksheet and not the entire worksheet
itself then

public sub selectAllCells()
dim r as range
set r = cells
r.select
end sub

but if you just want to select all the cells from the sheet to
copy/paste/delete/whatever then:

cells.select

is your best friend.

Cheers,
JAson Lepack



Rp007 wrote:
Hi,

How do we set the entire Excel worksheet as a range to the Excel Range
object's range property? I know we can set a particular column or from one
cell to another cell as a range to Excel Range object's range property but
how to set the entire worksheet as a range.

Any ideas, please share.

thanks in advance,
-Ram.

Hi,

I tried it, but its not working. Here I am using C# and trying to set
Excel's Range object as:
Excel rng = (Excel.Range)Excel.get_Range("Cell1", "Cell2");

Here get_Range method only accepts 2 arguments. So couldn't able to set the
entire column selection.

Any ideas on the above, please share.

thanks,
-Ram.





"jlepack" wrote:

Range("A:A").select will select the "A" column.

Range("2:2").select will select the "2" row.

Range("A1").select will select cell "A1".

Cheers,
Jason Lepack


Rp007 wrote:
Hi,

thanks very much for the details... it solved the problem. However it
raised one more query now setting up a particular column(entire column alone)
as a range to Range object's range property. Has any clue.

thanks,
-Ram.

"jlepack" wrote:


If you mean all the cells in a worksheet and not the entire worksheet
itself then

public sub selectAllCells()
dim r as range
set r = cells
r.select
end sub

but if you just want to select all the cells from the sheet to
copy/paste/delete/whatever then:

cells.select

is your best friend.

Cheers,
JAson Lepack



Rp007 wrote:
Hi,

How do we set the entire Excel worksheet as a range to the Excel Range
object's range property? I know we can set a particular column or from one
cell to another cell as a range to Excel Range object's range property but
how to set the entire worksheet as a range.

Any ideas, please share.

thanks in advance,
-Ram.

Ah, herein lies the problem. I've been assuming you were using VBA.
You're actually using C#...

rng = (Excel.Range)Excel.get_range("A1", "A1")
rng = (Excel.Range)rng.entirecolumn

I think that might work. I don't use C# with Excel so that's what my 5
minutes of research came up with.

Cheers,
Jason Lepack


Anyways... If I'm not mistaken, get_range takes an input of two cells,
and if they're the same then it selects that cell, otherwise it selects
the range.
Rp007 wrote:
Hi,

I tried it, but its not working. Here I am using C# and trying to set
Excel's Range object as:
Excel rng = (Excel.Range)Excel.get_Range("Cell1", "Cell2");

Here get_Range method only accepts 2 arguments. So couldn't able to set the
entire column selection.

Any ideas on the above, please share.

thanks,
-Ram.





"jlepack" wrote:

Range("A:A").select will select the "A" column.

Range("2:2").select will select the "2" row.

Range("A1").select will select cell "A1".

Cheers,
Jason Lepack


Rp007 wrote:
Hi,

thanks very much for the details... it solved the problem. However it
raised one more query now setting up a particular column(entire column alone)
as a range to Range object's range property. Has any clue.

thanks,
-Ram.

"jlepack" wrote:


If you mean all the cells in a worksheet and not the entire worksheet
itself then

public sub selectAllCells()
dim r as range
set r = cells
r.select
end sub

but if you just want to select all the cells from the sheet to
copy/paste/delete/whatever then:

cells.select

is your best friend.

Cheers,
JAson Lepack



Rp007 wrote:
Hi,

How do we set the entire Excel worksheet as a range to the Excel Range
object's range property? I know we can set a particular column or from one
cell to another cell as a range to Excel Range object's range property but
how to set the entire worksheet as a range.

Any ideas, please share.

thanks in advance,
-Ram.