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Sheets("Data").Range("A" & iLastRow & ":Q" & iLastRow).Value = Sheets("Deleted").Rows(xLastRow) Tim "Haxer" wrote: Sorry, it still does the same thing, nothing! Thanks for the help though. I'm pulling my hair out here! Anymore ideas feel free to pass them my way! Thanks again "Tim" wrote: Try to change your code to this: Sheets("Data").Rows(xLastRow) = Sheets("Deleted").Range("A" & iLastRow & ":Q" & iLastRow).Value Tim "Haxer" wrote: This seems to have gotten a little off what I am trying to do. But I have used what you have given me to make this line: Sheets("Deleted").Rows(xLastRow) = Sheets("Data").Range("A" & iLastRow & ":Q" & iLastRow).Value Which looks like what I want it to do except it doesn't seem to do anything. No information is copied. Can you Please HELP? Thanks alot "Dave Peterson" wrote: Sheets("Deleted").Range("A" & xLastRow & ":Q" & xLastRow).ClearContents Tim wrote: Try to add this line to your code: Sheets("Deleted").Range("A" & xLastRow&:"Q"&xLastRow).ClearContents Tim "Haxer" wrote: I am trying to cut information from a known set of columns (A:Q) with a variable row and move them to a known set of columns (A:Q) with a variable row. I think it should look something like this: Sheets("Deleted").Range("A" & xLastRow&:"Q"&xLastRow)=Sheets("Data").Range("A" & i:"Q"&i) Actually what I have above is when I was trying to copy. I am no longer trying to copy but actually cut and paste. Any help please? -- Dave Peterson |
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