Excel Vba Union Multiple Ranges

Hi gvanbee, I assume you want VBA code to do this. I believe the following line of code will do what you describe Application.Union NamedRange1, NamedRange2.Name quotCombinedRangequot where the two named ranges must be on the active worksheet. If not on the active worksheet, then you should use With Worksheets quotSheet1quot Application.Union . NamedRange1, . NamedRange2.Name

I would use Union to for the multiple ranges you are writing about. Then, the Insersect can just be specified on Target as now and the union of the others. This will probably the most clean way of writing the code. Why do you need to use the Union method?

Office VBA reference topicBy using the appropriate method, you can easily refer to multiple ranges. Use the Range and Union methods to refer to any group of ranges. Use the Areas property to refer to the group of ranges selected on a worksheet.

To union ranges in Excel VBA, you can use the Union function. This function takes multiple range arguments and returns a single range that represents the union of all the ranges.

As my understanding from Excel help, UNION only works in the same sheet. I cannot find any article about UNION two or more ranges in different sheet from WEB, so I post the question here.

VBA Excel - Refer to Multiple Ranges Union Method You can combine more than one Ranges into one Range using Union Method and later on instead of writing all the ranges repeatedly, just use the combined one.

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A uRng.Cells2, 1 works only for contiguous ranges and not non-contiguous range. To select a cell in a particular area, you have to address that area and then use .Cellsr,w

Hi All, I'm trying to build a range variable by looping a union function. Reason being, I need to select an everchanging number of ranges that I want to select all at once rather than individually through a loop. There are two things I'm trying to test. The first is seeing if the union works

In this article, you will learn about the Excel VBA Union function, and 3 examples including changing the background color of unified ranges.