variable as range address

smakatura

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I want to set a variable to a range address (C68). when I do

Code:
Range_Variable =Range ("C68")

I get the value that is in C68 no a cell reference (R1C1) that an be used as an address in formulas

this is probably very simple but I have not found the answer
 

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It needs to be
Code:
Range_Variable =Range("C68").address
or simply
Code:
Range_Variable ="$C$68"
 
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