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This is going to be a noobie type question, but I really need some help. I
want to be able to determine the range of cells that are populated with values(ie A4:E20) using VB. I will then take this range, copy it and paste it transposed to another sheet. I have the second part done, just can't quite get the part about returning the range on a sheet dynamically based on the cells with values. The sheet will be updated regularly and I don't want to have to change the code for the populated range each time. I hope this makes sense. Thanks Ray |
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