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When Bob and others say "Rarely if ever" should I use
select, then I am determined to eliminate it somehow. I have tried EVERWAY I know in this situation and I just can't get it. Ok, the situation is this: I'm in another worksheet, and I need to do this code: Sub Upload_MJE_to_As400() Range("Start").Select Range(ActiveCell.End(xlDown), ActiveCell.End(xlToRight)).Select How do I get there and eliminate this select line in this case when I'm somewhere else? Bruce |
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