Question : excel vba first row in range
Answered by : vastemonde
Dim rRange As Range
Dim rDuplicate As Range
Set rRange = ActiveSheet.UsedRange
lFirstRow = rRange.Row
lLastRow = rRange.Rows.Count + rRange.Row - 1
lFirstColumn = rRange.Column
lLastColumn = rRange.Columns.Count + rRange.Column - 1
' New reference to current range (can be truncated)
Set rDuplicate = Range(Cells(lFirstRow, lFirstColumn), _ Cells(lLastRow, lLastColumn))Source : | Last Update : Thu, 21 Jan 21
Question : vba first cell in range
Answered by : jacques-kirstein
' Example:
rYourRange.item(1)
' rYourRange = Selection (or whatever range you want)
' Syntax
<YourRange>.item(1)Source : | Last Update : Fri, 14 May 21