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![]() Suppose cells A1 and A2 contain the start row and start column of a given range and cells B1 and B2 contain the end row and end column of this range, my rather awkward solution to constructing a range address that I can use in a formula is: = INDIRECT(Address(A2,A1) & ":" & Address(B2,B1)) Is there a more elegant way to set this up? Thanks! K |