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![]() "Bill Burns" wrote in message ... Bob, Thanks so much! It works great. I gave you the wrong cell range in my initial post. The range I gave you was "Range("K3:D55") and it should have been "Range("K3:DE55")" . I modified your code (see below). Thank You! LOL!. Because the range was backwards (K3:D55), that was why I introduced the double-loop. If you had given me the right one, I would have maintained the single loop, and that would have populated the cells in the order K3, L3, M3, N3, rather thatn K3, K4, K45, etc. Serendipity or what? Bob |
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