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Create a Macro with Starting Cell as a Variable
I want to create a macro with the starting cell as a
variable, not a fixed value. I want the macro to: 1. Start in a cell location (this cell changes with each run). 2. Go to a named range. 3. Copy the named range. 4. Return to the starting cell. 5. Paste the named range. I have not been successful at making the starting cell a variable. |
Create a Macro with Starting Cell as a Variable
Hi Linda
Try this to copy the range to the activecell Range("named range").Copy ActiveCell -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Linda M." wrote in message ... I want to create a macro with the starting cell as a variable, not a fixed value. I want the macro to: 1. Start in a cell location (this cell changes with each run). 2. Go to a named range. 3. Copy the named range. 4. Return to the starting cell. 5. Paste the named range. I have not been successful at making the starting cell a variable. |
Create a Macro with Starting Cell as a Variable
Linda M. wrote:
I want to create a macro with the starting cell as a variable, not a fixed value. I want the macro to: 1. Start in a cell location (this cell changes with each run). 2. Go to a named range. 3. Copy the named range. 4. Return to the starting cell. 5. Paste the named range. I have not been successful at making the starting cell a variable. Try this Sub CopyNamedRange() Range("RangeNameHere").Copy ActiveCell End Sub -- Regards, Juan Pablo González |
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