The exact mechanics of doing this depend on where your data is and how to
determine the row count. But if I assume that the data starts in G1 and you
want to fill down to the last active row in the sheet, this is one way:

Range("G1").Resize(ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Rows.Coun t).FillDown

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| I am recording a Macro which carries out various procedures on a file
| which is downloaded weekly and in which the number of rows various.
| One part of the macro is to run an If Statement in column G which once
| generated I want to copy down the remaining active cells in column G
| which varies each time the file is downloaded. Is there any way I can
| get the results of the If statement only to fill down active rows or do
| I need to copy it the whole length of the worksheet and then delete all
| the surplus rows.
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| Thanks
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| Shirley Munro
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