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Let's say I have the following to delete the contents of
Column 68 to 256. Sheets("Main").Select Application.GoTo Reference:="C68:C256" Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft but instead I want the reference to be from a named range - say "last_column" which is the number 67. How would I change the above code to referenc the number in the range vs manually edititing the code? Looking for same help with row (say "last_row" = 100) |
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