Q$1.$ Write a reference, in VBA code, to each of the following ranges. $($You can assume that each of these ranges is in the active worksheet of the active workbook, so that you don$$t have to qualify the references by worksheet or workbook.$)$ Here$$s an example. Question: The cell one column to the right and two rows below Cell A$1.$ Answer: Range $($A$1).$Offset$(2,1)$

The fifth cell of the range B$1$:B$30.$

The cell at the intersection of the $25$th row and $5$th column of the range A$1$:Z$100.$

The cell at the intersection of the $25$th row and $5$th column of the range that has been set to a Range object variable named SalesRange.

A range of employee names, assuming the first is in cell B$2$ and they extend down column B $($although you don$$t know how many there are$).$Q$1.$ Write a reference, in VBA code, to each of the following ranges. $($You can assume that each of these ranges is in the active worksheet of the active workbook, so that you don$$t have to qualify the references by worksheet or workbook.$)$ Here$$s an example. Question: The cell one column to the right and two rows below Cell A$1.$ Answer: Range $($A$1).$Offset$(2,1)$

The fifth cell of the range B$1$:B$30.$

The cell at the intersection of the $25$th row and $5$th column of the range A$1$:Z$100.$

The cell at the intersection of the $25$th row and $5$th column of the range that has been set to a Range object variable named SalesRange.

A range of employee names, assuming the first is in cell B$2$ and they extend down column B $($although you don$$t know how many there are$).$Q$1.$ Write a reference, in VBA code, to each of the following ranges. $($You can assume that each of these ranges is in the active worksheet of the active workbook, so that you don$$t have to qualify the references by worksheet or workbook.$)$ Here$$s an example. Question: The cell one column to the right and two rows below Cell A$1.$ Answer: Range $($A$1).$Offset$(2,1)$

The fifth cell of the range B$1$:B$30.$

The cell at the intersection of the $25$th row and $5$th column of the range A$1$:Z$100.$

The cell at the intersection of the $25$th row and $5$th column of the range that has been set to a Range object variable named SalesRange.

A range of employee names, assuming the first is in cell B$2$ and they extend down column B $($although you don$$t know how many there are$).$Q$1.$ Write a reference, in VBA code, to each of the following ranges. $($You can assume that each of these ranges is in the active worksheet of the active workbook, so that you don$$t have to qualify the references by worksheet or workbook.$)$ Here$$s an example. Question: The cell one column to the right and two rows below Cell A$1.$ Answer: Range $($A$1).$Offset$(2,1)$

The fifth cell of the range B$1$:B$30.$

The cell at the intersection of the $25$th row and $5$th column of the range A$1$:Z$100.$

The cell at the intersection of the $25$th row and $5$th column of the range that has been set to a Range object variable named SalesRange.

A range of employee names, assuming the first is in cell B$2$ and they extend down column B $($although you don$$t know how many there are$).$Q$1.$ Write a reference, in VBA code, to each of the following ranges. $($You can assume that each of these ranges is in the active worksheet of the active workbook, so that you don$$t have to qualify the references by worksheet or workbook.$)$ Here$$s an example. Question: The cell one column to the right and two rows below Cell A$1.$ Answer: Range $($A$1).$Offset$(2,1)$

The fifth cell of the range B$1$:B$30.$

The cell at the intersection of the $25$th row and $5$th column of the range A$1$:Z$100.$

The cell at the intersection of the $25$th row and $5$th column of the range that has been set to a Range object variable named SalesRange.

A range of employee names, assuming the first is in cell B$2$ and they extend down column B $($although you don$$t know how many there are$).$