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This is why. When you say this: <pre><code>Dim startCell, iCell As Range </code></pre> you think you've done this: <pre><code>Dim startCell As Range, iCell As Range </code></pre> but what you've really done is this: <pre><code>Dim startCell 'As Variant, by default Dim iCell As Range </code></pre> This is a classic VBA mistake. Most VBA programmers have made it, and that's why most VBA programmers fall back on declaring only one variable per <code>Dim</code> statement (i.e. one per line). Otherwise it's way too easy to make that mistake, and difficult to spot it afterwards. So with <code>Dim startCell</code> you've implicitly declared your variable as Variant type (equivalent to <code>Dim startCell As Variant</code>). When you then say this: <pre><code>Set startCell = Cells(iCell.Row + 1, iCell.Column) </code></pre> the Variant acquires the type of the thing on the right hand side of the reference assignment (Range). However, when you say this: <pre><code>startCell = Cells(iCell.Row + 1, iCell.Column) </code></pre> without the <code>Set</code> keyword, you're not assigning a reference, but a value to the variable <code>startCell</code>, which now acquires the type of the value on the right hand side. What is that type? Well, the default property of a Range object is <code>Value</code>, so you're going to get the type of <code>Cells(iCell.Row + 1, iCell.Column).Value</code>. If that cell contains a string, then you'll get a string. 
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