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Bonnie

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.

Peo Sjoblom

It might be easier just to type in the range in the name box (above A1)
D35:U51
then press enter

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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.




Bonnie

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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