Returns the number of the first column in the first area in the specified range. Read-only Long.
Syntax
expression.Column
expression A variable that represents a Range object.
Remarks
Column A returns 1, column B returns 2, and so on.
To return the number of the last column in the range, use the following expression.
myRange.Columns(myRange.Columns.Count).Column
Example
The following example sets the column width of every other column on Sheet1 to 4 points.
For Each col In Worksheets("Sheet1").Columns
If col.Column Mod 2 = 0 Then
col.ColumnWidth = 4
End If
Next col
The following example deletes the empty columns from a selected range.
Sub Delete_Empty_Columns()
'The range from which to delete the columns.
Dim rnSelection As Range
'Column and count variables used in the deletion process.
Dim lnLastColumn As Long
Dim lnColumnCount As Long
Dim lnDeletedColumns As Long
lnDeletedColumns = 0
'Confirm that a range is selected, and that the range is contiguous.
If TypeName(Selection) = "Range" Then
If Selection.Areas.count = 1 Then
'Initialize the range to what the user has selected, and initialize the count for the upcoming FOR loop.
Set rnSelection = Application.Selection
lnLastColumn = rnSelection.Columns.count
'Start at the far-right column and work left: if the column is empty then
'delete the column and increment the deleted column count.
For lnColumnCount = lnLastColumn To 1 Step -1
If Application.CountA(rnSelection.Columns(lnColumnCount)) = 0 Then
rnSelection.Columns(lnColumnCount).Delete
lnDeletedColumns = lnDeletedColumns + 1
End If
Next lnColumnCount
rnSelection.Resize(lnLastColumn - lnDeletedColumns).Select
Else
MsgBox "Please select only one area.", vbInformation
End If
Else
MsgBox "Please select a range.", vbInformation
End If
'Turn screen updating back on.
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub