Offsett to select a range of cells

Matt Houston

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Hi.

I want to offset from say cell A1, to cell A2 in VBA, so I would use something like activecell.offset(1,0).select.

Now what if I didn't just want to select A2, what if I wanted to select A2:A3 from offsetting, does that make sense?

Is there a way?
 

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Range("A1").Resize(2, 2).Select
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