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    Set multiple range

    Hello, so I'm trying to set multiple cell ranges and here's what I've done.
    It works okay but there's a problem, I noticed that the selection on r1 and r2 are right, but when it selects from r3 to r5 it also selects columns S and T and I don't need it to select S and T. How do I fix this?

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    Re: Set multiple range

    myownworld,

    The problem is that you want the entire range to be enclosed in the quotes, not split up like you have it:
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    Alternatively, you could just do the following:
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    Re: Set multiple range

    Oh cool, it worked. Thanks! :D

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