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Range.Item Property

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Excel Developer Reference

Returns a Range object that represents a range at an offset to the specified range.

Syntax

expression.Item(RowIndex, ColumnIndex)

expression   A variable that represents a Range object.

Parameters

Name Required/Optional Data Type Description
RowIndex Required Variant The index number of the cell you want to access, in order from left to right, then down. 
  Range.Item(1)
returns the upper-left cell in the range; 
  Range.Item(2)
returns the cell immediately to the right of the upper-left cell.		 
  Range.Item(1)

  Range.Item(2)
ColumnIndex Optional Variant A number or string that indicates the column number of the cell you want to access, starting with either 1 or "A" for the first column in the range.

Remarks

Syntax 1 uses a row number and a column number or letter as index arguments. For more information about this syntax, see the Range object. The RowIndex and ColumnIndex arguments are relative offsets. In other words, specifying a RowIndex of 1 returns cells in the first row of the range, not the first row of the worksheet. For example, if the selection is cell C3, Selection.Cells(2, 2) returns cell D4 (you can use the Item property to index outside the original range).

Example

This example fills the range A1:A10 on Sheet1, based on the contents of cell A1.

Visual Basic for Applications 
  Worksheets("Sheet1").Range.Item("A1:A10").FillDown

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