Question

In an Excel worksheet, I have a range name “LOOPBACK_IP”.
I want to programmatically find the starting row of this range name.

With Powershell, if I want to find the value of this range, I use (after assigning $ws variable a worksheet):

write-host $ws.Range("LOOPBACK_IP").Value2

But to find the location (i.e. row, column) of a range name, what do I do?

Thanks.

Answer 1

The first row is the first element of $ws.Range(“LOOPBACK_IP”).Rows

… the property for the row number is .Row

For example in VBA, the following shows a msgbox with the number of each row

For Each rw In MyRange.Rows
    MsgBox rw.Row 
Next rw