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Selecting Multiple Cells using VBA in Excel 2013

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    Selecting Multiple Cells using VBA in Excel 2013

    I thought this made sense, but I'm the only one that thinks so...

    What is a way to code this so that it works?

    Range(Cells(N + 1, 8), Cells(N + 1, 9), Cells(N + 1, 10), Cells(N + 1, 11), Cells(N + 1, 12), Cells(N + 1, 13), Cells(N + 1, 17), Cells(N + 1, 18)).Select
    Jim Berglund
    Last edited by JBeaucaire; 06-22-2013 at 06:12 PM. Reason: Added CODE tags, as per Forum Rules. Take a moment to read the Forum Rules in the menu bar above. Thanks.

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