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    Split Code for Long Range Object

    In Excel, how do you split the VBA code for a long Range object? To simplify my problem, let's say the following Range object is too long: Set r1_text = Sheets("1").Range("E8:F17, E21:F70, I21:J70, C73:G87") And I want the code to look like a list: Set r1_text = Sheets("1").Range(" _ E8:F17...
    • Eric G
    • Thread
    • c73g87 coded range too long range object set split code
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Excel Questions

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