VBA/ListColumns : refer to a range of continuous columns

smallxyz

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  1. 2021
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Let say, my Table Listobject ( named "T" ) has columns "AA","BB","CC", … "ZZ".
In worksheet, columns "AA" to "CC" could be referred using formula "=T[[AA]:[CC]]"

I wonder, if in VBA coding, there is similar way of doing so? Something like :

VBA Code:
Dim L As ListObject
Set L = ActiveSheet.ListObjects("T")
L.ListColumns("AA:CC").Select ' This does not work. I tried.

(i.e. by specifying initial name and final name of the columns, the interim columns involved would all be referred )

Thanks.
 

Excel Facts

Can a formula spear through sheets?
Use =SUM(January:December!E7) to sum E7 on all of the sheets from January through December
Try:

VBA Code:
Sub Macro1()
    Range("T[[#All],[AA]:[CC]]").Select
End Sub

:)
 
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