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Macro to paste data into next blank row
I have one more question for today. I have a spreadsheet that I'm using as a reservation confirmation letter. It includes one short column with name, address, etc. that I have a macro paste as a row into a second spreadsheet. What I want to be able to do is that each time I fill out a new confirmation letter, the macro will paste it as a new row into the second spreadsheet, thus giving me a consolidated list of all reservations. For example, 30 confirmation spreadsheets=30 rows in the one spreadsheet. In other words, every time I change the info on the confirmation spreadsheet and run the macro, how do I tell the macro to paste into the next empty row, without overwriting my first row?
Hope you can understand the problem Cynthia |
Macro to paste data into next blank row
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Selection.Copy Worksheets("Confirmation").Cells(Rows.Count, 1). _ End(xlUp)(2).PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, _ Transpose:=True End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Cynthia wrote in message ... I have one more question for today. I have a spreadsheet that I'm using as a reservation confirmation letter. It includes one short column with name, address, etc. that I have a macro paste as a row into a second spreadsheet. What I want to be able to do is that each time I fill out a new confirmation letter, the macro will paste it as a new row into the second spreadsheet, thus giving me a consolidated list of all reservations. For example, 30 confirmation spreadsheets=30 rows in the one spreadsheet. In other words, every time I change the info on the confirmation spreadsheet and run the macro, how do I tell the macro to paste into the next empty row, without overwriting my first row? Hope you can understand the problem. Cynthia |
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