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Per Jessen Per Jessen is offline
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Default Turning column count into a Column Letter

Hi

If you have a fixed start cell, you can use something like this:

Range("A1").Resize(RowCount,ColumnCount)

or

Range("A1", Cells(RowCount, ColumnCount))

If you do not start from A1 you can use

Range("D5",Range("D5").Offset(RowCount-1,ColumnCount-1))

Hopes this helps.
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Per

skrev i meddelelsen
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I have a macro where I am looking to be able to dynamically select
data based on how many rows and columns are filled in.
I have the count for the number of columns with data, but I need to
know how to turn that count # into a Column letter (like A, B, C) so
that I can then tell the macro the range to select.

How do I do that? I can find lots to tell me how to count columns,
but nothing that tells me how to translate that value into something
useful to me for my macro.