I know there are other ways to set a range in excel
Range("A1:A10")
Range(Cells(1,1),Cells(10,1))
Application.Range(Cells(1,1),Cells(10,1))
etc
But I want to know how to set a range with a variable inside it, because I want to use a for loop like this:
Any help is appreciated, thnks
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If the requirement is to sum the rows 2:5 moving across the five columns E:I at each iteration of the loop then your code works as per #1
It could be marginally shorter.
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Only if Sheet1 is the active sheetIf the requirement is to sum the rows 2:5 moving across the five columns E:I at each iteration of the loop then your code works as per #1
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Deleted...although a result ... nothing to do with requirement...
Last edited by sintek; 11-20-2021 at 07:12 AM.
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...which could be overcome by fully qualifying the sheet in the code...Originally Posted by Fluff13
Only if Sheet1 is the active sheet
Agreed...which could be overcome by fully qualifying the sheet in the code...
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Non looping solution...
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