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I have to run a macro to separate an account number into 7 columns. I used
the destination columns to which the data was spread for the formulas in the destination workbook. I have 28 or 35 days in the period and a new payroll sheet is downloaded each day and pasted into the workbook on a separate tab. I have 35 blank tabs on a master workbook for pasting each month. Every time the macro runs on the newly pasted in sheet, the formulas in the destination workbook adjust to the wrong columns. Would a named range work and how would I use it or name it to use in a linked workbook? Any help here is so appreciated, thanks, -- Excelsolutions4U |
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