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An example that DOES work is:
Range("BA"&xrow).Offset(0,counter-1).value=xsav were xrow is a row number converted to a string
The following DOES NOT work:
I want to sort a column of numbers, say AB51519:AB52150
I have a string variable defined for 51519 (str1) and a string variable defined for 52150 (str2)
I get a error when I try to .SetRange Range("AB"&str1:"AB"&str2)
I have tried many combinations of syntax to obtain an acceptable statement, but so far, am unable to do so.
The bottom line is, how do I use sting variables to specify a range in a .SetRange Range () statement?
I have over 68,000 of these sorts to do, so I MUST have some process for automating this function.
Your help would be much appreciated.
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