Was Sie suchen, ist die "Ergänzung" in der Set Theory Terminologie. Siehe Wikipedia. Diese kann durchgeführt werden, ohne durch jede Zelle in beiden Bereichen zu durchlaufen (das wäre ein großer Aufwand für Bereiche mit vielen Zellen), aber Sie müssen jeden Bereich innerhalb des Bereichs Schleife durchlaufen. Diese Schleife ist schnell und effizient. Hier ist der Code:
Public Function NotIntersect(Range1 As Range, Range2 As Range) As Range
Dim NewRange As Range, CurrentArea As Range, CurrentNewArea(1 To 4) As Range, r As Range
Dim c%, a%
Dim TopLeftCell(1 To 2) As Range, BottomRightCell(1 To 2) As Range
Dim NewRanges() As Range, ColNewRanges() As New Collection
Const N% = 2
Const U% = 1
If Range1 Is Nothing And Range2 Is Nothing Then
Set NotIntersect = Nothing
ElseIf Range1.Address = Range2.Address Then
Set NotIntersect = Nothing
ElseIf Range1 Is Nothing Then
Set NotIntersect = Range2
ElseIf Range1 Is Nothing Then
Set NotIntersect = Range1
Else
Set TopLeftCell(U) = Range1.Cells(1, 1)
Set BottomRightCell(U) = Range1.Cells(Range1.Rows.Count, Range1.Columns.Count)
c = Range2.Areas.Count
ReDim ColNewRanges(1 To c)
ReDim NewRanges(1 To c)
For a = 1 To c
Set CurrentArea = Range2.Areas(a)
Set TopLeftCell(N) = CurrentArea.Cells(1, 1)
Set BottomRightCell(N) = CurrentArea.Cells(CurrentArea.Rows.Count, CurrentArea.Columns.Count)
On Error Resume Next
Set ColNewRanges(a) = New Collection
ColNewRanges(a).Add Range(TopLeftCell(U), Cells(TopLeftCell(N).Row - 1, BottomRightCell(U).Column))
ColNewRanges(a).Add Range(Cells(TopLeftCell(N).Row, TopLeftCell(U).Column), Cells(BottomRightCell(N).Row, TopLeftCell(N).Column - 1))
ColNewRanges(a).Add Range(Cells(TopLeftCell(N).Row, BottomRightCell(N).Column + 1), Cells(BottomRightCell(N).Row, BottomRightCell(U).Column))
ColNewRanges(a).Add Range(Cells(BottomRightCell(N).Row + 1, TopLeftCell(U).Column), BottomRightCell(U))
On Error GoTo 0
For Each r In ColNewRanges(a)
If NewRanges(a) Is Nothing Then
Set NewRanges(a) = r
Else
Set NewRanges(a) = Union(NewRanges(a), r)
End If
Next r
Next a
For a = 1 To c
If NewRange Is Nothing Then
Set NewRange = NewRanges(a)
Else
Set NewRange = Intersect(NewRange, NewRanges(a))
End If
Next a
Set NotIntersect = Intersect(Range1, NewRange) 'intersect required in case it's on the bottom or right line, so a part of range will go beyond the line...
End If
End Function
-Test ist wie folgt:
Sub Test1()
NotIntersect(Range("$A$1:$N$24"), Range("$G$3:$H$12,$C$4:$D$7,$A$13:$A$15")).Select
End Sub
Sind Sie nach 'a1: a9' oder alle, aber' a10'? – glh
@glh ich will a1: a9 – Santosh