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Default Last used cell

Hi Group,
I am using version 2003. Prior to this version, when I
deleated rows at the bottom of the used range, it changed
the bottom most used range ie. if last used cell was say
W100 and I delated rows 80 to 100, a new last used range
was created and would be row 80. This does not seem to be
happening in this newer version. This was only allowed if
the range was deleted using code, not simply deleting the
rows in a worksheet with out code. Not exactly new to
this, but has something changed with 2003? Or maybe a new
required perameter or setting?

Thanks
 
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