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Default Command to jump to last row in list not working

Hi Paul,

This might give you a jump start it will take you to the next empty cell
after the last cell containing data in Column B.

Application.Goto Worksheets("Sheet1").Cells(Rows.Count, 2).End(xlUp)(2)

Regards, Rocky McKinley
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Hi,

I'm looking for some help with what should be a really
simple problem but it's driving me nuts!

I've recorded a macro whereby certain text is copied on 1
worksheet and I want it to paste it to the next available
row in a different worksheet. Everything looks fine when
I record the macro by performing the actions but when I
run the macro the text is always pasted into the same row
(which was initially the next blank row)

If I check the script it is definitely showing the
command "Range("B888").Select
Selection.End(xlDown).Select" so it is performing.

Any help would be much appreciated

Paul



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