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How to select D35-U51
Hi there, using 02 on XP.
What is the best way to highlight/select a set area? Macro? Code? I have a spreadsheet with data listed in 3 stacked tiers. Want to move it so it flows in one tier across for export. Tier 2 data is located in grid area D35- U51. Do I place cursor in D35 and create a macro that selects however many columns to the right and then how many rows down? Then is it best to create a button to run the macro? I'll be getting a spreadsheet once a month. Will I need to import the macro/code to that file? Thanks in advance for any help or advice. |
It might be easier just to type in the range in the name box (above A1)
D35:U51 then press enter -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Bonnie" wrote in message ... Hi there, using 02 on XP. What is the best way to highlight/select a set area? Macro? Code? I have a spreadsheet with data listed in 3 stacked tiers. Want to move it so it flows in one tier across for export. Tier 2 data is located in grid area D35- U51. Do I place cursor in D35 and create a macro that selects however many columns to the right and then how many rows down? Then is it best to create a button to run the macro? I'll be getting a spreadsheet once a month. Will I need to import the macro/code to that file? Thanks in advance for any help or advice. |
By jove, Peo, that works great. Sometimes I try to make
things too difficult. I really appreciate the prompt response. Now on to my next step. -----Original Message----- It might be easier just to type in the range in the name box (above A1) D35:U51 then press enter -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Bonnie" wrote in message ... Hi there, using 02 on XP. What is the best way to highlight/select a set area? Macro? Code? I have a spreadsheet with data listed in 3 stacked tiers. Want to move it so it flows in one tier across for export. Tier 2 data is located in grid area D35- U51. Do I place cursor in D35 and create a macro that selects however many columns to the right and then how many rows down? Then is it best to create a button to run the macro? I'll be getting a spreadsheet once a month. Will I need to import the macro/code to that file? Thanks in advance for any help or advice. . |
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