VBA to select several rows in named range

tttommy2

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi there

I hvae a named range "MyRange". I want to select rows 10 to 16. I'd have thought that

Range("MyRange").Rows(10:16).Select

would work. However it stops my Macro.

Any ideas please?

Thank you.

T
 

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This should do the trick for you

Code:
Sub selectrange()
Dim fr As Long
Dim lr As Long


fr = Range("MyRange").Row
lr = Range("MyRange").Cells(1, 1).Row + Range("MyRange").Rows.Count - 1


Worksheets("Sheet1").Rows(fr & ":" & lr).Select


End Sub
 
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This works for me provided the sheet with named range 'MyRange' on it is the active sheet and that the named range has workbook scope.
Code:
Range("MyRange").Rows("10:16").Select
 
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Thank you Akuini and Norie. That works great.


How would I take this further using a variable for the Row numbers?

A1 = 10
B1 = 16
Code:
Dim i as long, j as long
i = Range("A1")
j= Range ("B1")

Range("MyRange").Rows("i:j").Select
Thanks
tttommy2


This works for me provided the sheet with named range 'MyRange' on it is the active sheet and that the named range has workbook scope.
Code:
Range("MyRange").Rows("10:16").Select
 
Last edited:
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To use variables try something like frank_AL suggested but replace fr and lr with i and j respectively.
Code:
Dim i as long, j as long

    i = Range("A1").Value
    j= Range ("B1").Value

    Range("MyRange").Rows(i & ":" & j).Select
 
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Solution
Thank you Norie and thank you frank_AL

tttommy2

To use variables try something like frank_AL suggested but replace fr and lr with i and j respectively.
Code:
Dim i as long, j as long

    i = Range("A1").Value
    j= Range ("B1").Value

    Range("MyRange").Rows(i & ":" & j).Select
 
Last edited:
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