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billy600
Hi,
I'm using a named range to mark the right most and bottom most column
and rows of interest. "lastrow" and "lastcolumn" respectively. There i
data outside this area that I wish to keep but the number o
rows/columns inside can grow with the project.
My intention is to select this area with a construct similar to
cells("lastrow","lastcolumn").select
Of course this will not work unless I can derive the column index fro
"lastcolumn" and row index from "lastrow". How is this achieved?
I've just thought I can place a named cell at the intersection of thes
two ranges and use that as a range however I'm sure I'll want to get
row index or column index from a named range so I'll continue with thi
post.
Many thanks in advance for any help.
Billy60
I'm using a named range to mark the right most and bottom most column
and rows of interest. "lastrow" and "lastcolumn" respectively. There i
data outside this area that I wish to keep but the number o
rows/columns inside can grow with the project.
My intention is to select this area with a construct similar to
cells("lastrow","lastcolumn").select
Of course this will not work unless I can derive the column index fro
"lastcolumn" and row index from "lastrow". How is this achieved?
I've just thought I can place a named cell at the intersection of thes
two ranges and use that as a range however I'm sure I'll want to get
row index or column index from a named range so I'll continue with thi
post.
Many thanks in advance for any help.
Billy60