Well, if that title isn't clear, then I don't know what could be! ;-)
To be honest, apologies for that title - I am trying to do something and I am not sure how.
I get a range of cell addresses from a filtered list, where I only grab the blank cells, like below:
This returns: $AR$3,$AR$10:$AR$11,$AR$23:$AR$33,$AR$35:$AR$49,$AR$84,$AR$89:$AR$91,$AR$93,$AR$100:$AR$103,$AR$195,$AR$214,$AR$226,$AR$244,$AR$248,$AR$272,$AR$286,$AR$303,$AR$330,$AR$334:$AR$559
If I say the below, it returns 273 - the actual number of blank cells.
but saying 'rng(4).address' doesn't give me the address of the 4th blank cell, but just gives me $AR$6, which is not actually in the range. And saying 'rng(600).Address' just gives me $AR$602... you get the idea, but that's not correct.
What I am trying to do is:
Is there a way to do a loop like the above on a jagged range like in the example?
Thanks!
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