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Define a range
Sheets("New").Range("A:AC" & lRow).Copy
I thought that this would work but it does not. I want to copy a range that is A through AC on row LROW. Any thoughts? Thanks, Jay |
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Define a range
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fRow = 1 lRow = 10 Sheets("New").Range(Cells(fRow, "A"), Cells(lRow, "AC")).Copy Regards, Per "jlclyde" skrev i meddelelsen ... Sheets("New").Range("A:AC" & lRow).Copy I thought that this would work but it does not. I want to copy a range that is A through AC on row LROW. Any thoughts? Thanks, Jay |
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Define a range
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Sheets("New").Range("A" & lRow & ":AC" & lRow).Copy Hope this helps, Hutch "jlclyde" wrote: Sheets("New").Range("A:AC" & lRow).Copy I thought that this would work but it does not. I want to copy a range that is A through AC on row LROW. Any thoughts? Thanks, Jay |
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