unable to set a number range in a sequence macro

Hi all
I trying to create a macro that will ask me what cell to start a number range and the quantity, the attached sample works fro this but i need it to ask the range i.e. from / to (525 : 550). Sorry I can't seem to add an attachment so have added the macro below, it asks the start cell and how many but not skilled enough to set it to ask a starting number.
Any help appreciated

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Thanks
James

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That seems like quite a different question. Do you still need to request a cell start point? Is it always going to be 10 columns wide? It might be simpler just to drop the values straight into the worksheet. All depends on what you're trying to do, and why.

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