>
> On 19 May 2011, at 5:15 PM, Leonid Bogdanov wrote:
>
> > Hello, Stan!
> >
> > Ok, but how can I get a string representation of any range (cell, row,
> range consisting of several rectangular areas)?
>
> I'm not Stan but:
>
> Range ("A1") refers to a cell
>
> Range ("A1:A10") refers to several cells
>
> Range ("A1: A10, B2, C3:C8, D2:F2, G3, H7:H12") refers to a non-contiguous
> range
>
> Range("A:A") refers to an entire column
>
> Range ("42:42") refers to an entire row
>
> Note also that a range has properties of entire column, entire row and current
> region that may also be useful to you
>
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