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Default RANGE addresses. Getting from other cells.

The two addresses in my Range exist as values in two other cells, say AA1 and
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Cell AA1 contains $A$597 and AE1 contains $O$597.

But my function "Range(AA1:AE1).Select" is erronous.

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Range(Range("A1").Value & ":" & Range("E1").Value).Select

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The two addresses in my Range exist as values in two other cells, say AA1
and
AE1.
Cell AA1 contains $A$597 and AE1 contains $O$597.

But my function "Range(AA1:AE1).Select" is erronous.



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