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Dan Ricker
Yes and No...
There is an Application.Selection property but returns the
selection of the ActiveSheet.
If there are multiple open workbooks, then only what is
selected in the ActiveSheet of the ActiveWork book will be
returned.
If there is only one workbook, then what is selected on
the ActiveSheet is returned.
If no workbooks are active (hidden maybe) then an error is
returned.
Also, when multiple ranges are selected you will need to
deal with the "Areas" collection.
There is an Application.Selection property but returns the
selection of the ActiveSheet.
If there are multiple open workbooks, then only what is
selected in the ActiveSheet of the ActiveWork book will be
returned.
If there is only one workbook, then what is selected on
the ActiveSheet is returned.
If no workbooks are active (hidden maybe) then an error is
returned.
Also, when multiple ranges are selected you will need to
deal with the "Areas" collection.