How to return the merged range that a cell belongs to

PC_Meister

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Hi,

This may be easy but I cant think of a UDF that would return a range representing the merged range a cell belongs to. So if we have "A1:A10" merged, the function would return that range for Range("A3"). Thanks.
 

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PC_Meister,


Not sure of your context but try using eg.....

Code:
Range("A3").MergeArea.Address

Which will return say $A$1:$A$10

Hope that helps.
 
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Not sure of your context but try using eg.....
Code:
Range("A3").MergeArea.Address
As a UDF...
Code:
Function MergedRange(Rng As Range) As String
  MergedRange = Rng.MergeArea.Address(0, 0)
End Function
 
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