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[Application.]Range([cell1],[cell2])

Synopsis

Returns a range of cells.

Argument	Setting
`cell1`	The upper-left corner of the range
`cell2`	The lower-right corner of the range

The three ways to specify the Range method are cell references, strings, or brackets. The following three lines all select the same range:

Range(Cells(1, 1), Cells(3, 3)).Select
Range("A1", "C3").Select
[A1:C3].Select

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