I have a named range, Operations. It is located on the sheet at I5:N25. I am using VBA to loop through each row of that named range filling formulas that refer to other sheets in the workbook. At the end of each row integration, I would like to change the .style attribute to a style I have defined in the workbook.
This would seem like a simple operation to me but I cannot figure out how to zero in on just the current row I'm of Operations I'm working in within the boundary's of I:N columns. The boundary of I:N will change as time goes on so it generalized so it takes the everything between the left and right outside boundaries.
I can get to the row. I just need the statement(s) that will reference everything in that row within named range.
Thanks.
This would seem like a simple operation to me but I cannot figure out how to zero in on just the current row I'm of Operations I'm working in within the boundary's of I:N columns. The boundary of I:N will change as time goes on so it generalized so it takes the everything between the left and right outside boundaries.
I can get to the row. I just need the statement(s) that will reference everything in that row within named range.
Thanks.
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