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I have a formula stating Range("G5000").End (x1up).Select and am wanting to
add to this where in the selected cell you add 1 + the first cell up.

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1) First of all it should read: XLUP and not X1UP.
2) Your - after correction - formula selects the last filled cell in a range.
I'm not sure I understood the rest of your requext...
Assuming that the last cell being selected. by the command - what do you
want to do from this point and on...?
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I have a formula stating Range("G5000").End (x1up).Select and am wanting to
add to this where in the selected cell you add 1 + the first cell up.

Thank you

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