VBA Excel - Cells, Ranges and Offset: Refer to Cells by Using Shortcut Notation

You don’t have to type Range every time, you have shortcut for that, ‘Brackets’.

Shortcut for referring one cell.

Worksheets("Sheet1").[G5].Interior.ColorIndex = 45

Instead of using Range(“G5”), you can use [G5].

Shortcut for referring range of cells.

Worksheets("Sheet1").[E3:F5].Value = 4

Instead of using Range(“E3:F5”), you can use [E3:F5].

Shortcut for referring more than one cell.

Worksheets("Sheet1").[G5,F9,H6].Interior.ColorIndex = 45

Instead of using Range(“G5”,”F9”,”H6”), you can use [G5,F9,H6].

Also Read:

1. VBA-Excel: Date-Time Functions – FormatDateTime()
2. VBA-Excel: Create Array using Array() Function
3. VBA Excel - Cells, Ranges and Offset : Range
4. VBA-Excel: Date-Time Functions – CDate()
5. VBA-Excel: Cells Ranges Offset - Active Cell
6. VBA-Excel: Open a Excel WorkBook
7. VBA-Excel: Arrays – One Dimension, Dynamic Array
8. VBA-Excel: Create a WorkBook at Runtime.