Last Column From Named Range
Hello All,
Is there a VBA way to find this: this function takes in a named range as argument or any other way and then spits out the first and the last column letters for the range…can this be done?
nyFunc(“namedRange”)
returns first column letter and last column letter
Is there a VBA way to find this: this function takes in a named range as argument or any other way and then spits out the first and the last column letters for the range…can this be done?
nyFunc(“namedRange”)
returns first column letter and last column letter
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I had to increase the overall points to ensure each of you gets points for effort...thank you so much for your diligence and timely help :)
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