'Most of the people have asked this simple question that what is the
difference between activate and select method.
'Lets Start describing this
'Try this
'Range("A1:A10").Select
'Range("a3").Activate
'Your range will selected but the activecell is "A3"
'Activates a single cell, which must be inside the current selection. To
select a range of cells, use the Select method.
'Now try this
'Range("A1:A10").Select
'Range("a9").Select
'Your range will selected but it can't keep the last range selected"
'Conclusion :- Can someone more explain it with example
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