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en:user_guide:cellrange_basic [2020/06/21 14:56]
tiger [Accessing cells and ranges]
en:user_guide:cellrange_basic [2020/06/22 00:24]
tiger [Copy or Move a range]
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                    Range: $wsEmployees!B1:E#RowEnd                    Range: $wsEmployees!B1:E#RowEnd
    Cell Set        Cell: wsSalaries!D6    Cell Set        Cell: wsSalaries!D6
-                   Value: $wsEmployees![+[$ceEmployee|column]+1][$ceEmployee|row]  +                   Value: $wsEmployees![+[#ceEmployee|column]+1][#ceEmployee|row]  
 </code> </code>
    
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 <code> <code>
-[$ceFound|cell]       'refers to the found cell as Worksheet!ColumnRow+[#ceFound|cell]       'refers to the found cell as Worksheet!ColumnRow
                       'can be used at any cell reference providing                        'can be used at any cell reference providing 
                       'either the value or the location depending on the context                       'either the value or the location depending on the context
-[$ceFound|row]        'the row number of the found cell +[#ceFound|row]        'the row number of the found cell 
-[$ceFound|column]     'the column letter of the found cell+[#ceFound|column]     'the column letter of the found cell
 </code> </code>
  
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 ===== Copy or Move a range ===== ===== Copy or Move a range =====
    
-One of the most used data manipulation steps is to copy/move a range from one location to another. Djeeni has the **Copy/Move Range to** process step to carry out this operation, including the options that are provided by MS Excel itself. It can be specified if the range is coped or moved; if it overwrites the target range or will be inserted; and if only values or also formatting and values must be copied/moved.+One of the most used data manipulation steps is to copy/move a range from one location to another. Djeeni has the **Copy/Move Range to** process step to carry out this operation, including the options that are provided by MS Excel itself. It can be specified if the range is coped or moved; if it overwrites the target range or will be inserted; and if only values or also formatting and formulas must be copied/moved.