Byval target as range意思

The statement byval target as range is not a valid statement in any programming language that I am aware of. It appears to be a typo or a fragment of a larger statement. If you are referring to a programming language like Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Microsoft Excel, then Range is a valid object that refers to a cell, a row, or a column, or a selection of cells.

If you meant to declare a variable as a Range object, the correct syntax in VBA would be:

Dim target as Range

or if you want to specify that the variable will be used ByVal (pass by value), you would use the As keyword to specify the data type:

Dim target As Range

In VBA, when you declare a variable As Range, you are telling the compiler that the variable will hold a reference to a Range object in the worksheet. You can then use this variable to manipulate the cells or the range that it refers to.

If you meant something else, please provide more context or clarify your question so I can give you the correct information.