Although the Range object is the last item in the Microsoft Excel object model hierarchy (shown earlier in Figure 2-1 in Chapter 2), it is the most important one because it represents the source of all information stored in any Excel file, including each cell value and any group of cell values.
The Range object fires no event but holds the most useful properties and methods to deal with the workbook data set, and its programmable interface is implemented by many different commands on the Microsoft Excel ribbon.
In this chapter, you will ...
