to make a datarange variable in a macro, I need to put the comman
"down" (cursor one or more steps down). I can not find the exac
command phrase

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Your question is none too clear, but it might be that resize will help you.
For instance

Set myRange = Range("A1").Resize(10,5)

will create a range variable that is 10 rows and 5 columns in
dimension.Obviously you could have variable to calculate the rows and
columns and plug them into that code..

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HTH

Bob Phillips
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"jos " wrote in message
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to make a datarange variable in a macro, I need to put the command
"down" (cursor one or more steps down). I can not find the exact
command phrase.


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Dim rng as Range
set rng = Range(Activecell,ActiveCell.end(xldown))

rng.name = "Datarange"


or

set rng = ActiveCell.End(xldown)

or

set rng = Range("A1").End(xldown)

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"jos " wrote in message
...
to make a datarange variable in a macro, I need to put the command
"down" (cursor one or more steps down). I can not find the exact
command phrase.


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