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Relative Cell Referencing
Hi,
I'm trying to write a macro to capture a variable range, and the relative reference function I keep seeing is using Offset. I don't know if it's three rows down or 300. What is the VB syntax to select end over and end down to capture the entire range of data? Thanks. Michael Bulger |
Relative Cell Referencing
LastrowA = range("A65000").end (xlup).row
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