I'm using the range quite often, so I would prefer to determine the
range only once instead of redetermining it every time again using a
sumproduct formula. So any help on the problem is more than welcome.


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Jurry,

I think Frank was suggesting that you plug the different areas into separate
elements of SUMPRODUCT.

However, if VBA, is this what you want?

Union(Range("A1:A10"), Range("C1:C10")).Name = "testrange"
Range("testrange").Select


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I'm using the range quite often, so I would prefer to determine the
range only once instead of redetermining it every time again using a
sumproduct formula. So any help on the problem is more than welcome.


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