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A Range object represents a range in a workbook. |
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[DefaultMember("Item")]
public sealed class Range
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Public NotInheritable Class Range
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{remarks}A range is a collection of areas. An area is a rectangular collection of cells. The areas in a range may be non\-adjacent, and a range can include areas in different worksheets.
To create a {{Range}} \(without a name\), call one of the following methods:
* [Workbook.CreateRange(rangeFormula)|Workbook.CreateRange(String)]
* [Worksheet.CreateRange(rangeFormula)|Worksheet.CreateRange(String)]
If a range is named, it will be accessible when the workbook is opened in Microsoft Excel. To create a named range, call one of the following methods:
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A range is a collection of areas. An area is a rectangular collection of cells. The areas in a range may be non-adjacent, and a range can include areas in different worksheets. To create a If a range is named, it will be accessible when the workbook is opened in Microsoft Excel. To create a named range, call one of the following methods: |Workbook.CreateNamedRange(String, String)] * [ |Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32, String)] * [Worksheet.CreateNamedRange( |Worksheet.CreateNamedRange(String, String)] {remarks} {example}{code:csharp|title=C#} |
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