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Automatically finding the last row in a SS
I'm not very Visual Basic saavy. Is there a command you can use by mouse?
No I am trying to run a macro to pull info This will do what you want http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "TPenner" wrote in message ... I'm not very Visual Basic saavy. Is there a command you can use by mouse? "TPenner" wrote: I am trying to run a macro to pull info. off different spreadsheets and put it into the last row (accumulating info. daily) of a spreadsheet, but the macro is giving the row absolute cell reference, instead of relative. Example: It is putting the new info. in row 742 every day instead of today 742, tomorrow 743, etc. Thanks for any help!!! Tim |
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