Sorry I mean copy from doc1 range a2:f2 to doc2 range a1:f1

"sebastienm" wrote:

to a new file
do you mean new book or a new sheet withing the same book?

In any case, use the syntax:
range.cut destination_range
eg:
workbooks("my book.xls").Worksheets("sheet1").Range("a1:f2").Cut _
workbooks("book2").Worksheets("sheet2").Range("a1" )
In this case it is from a book to another book.

I you want to copy and not cut, use the Copy method. It works the same way.

Regards,
Sébastien
"Weasel" wrote:

I'm trying to move a range of cells to a new file and new range I can't get
it to work.

eg.
doc name: sheet1
range: a2:f2
new file: sheet2
new range: a1:f1

Any help would be appreciated

ok, you can use the Copy method instead of the Cut method. The syntax is
exactly the same, just replace Cut by Copy.

Of course, it assumes both books are open. If it is the same book, just use
the same name for origin and destination.
One thing to pay attention to is the book names: If a book is not samed yet,
its name has no extension eg: Workbooks("book1") . If it has already been
saved , its name has an extension that needs to be included:
Workbooks("book1.xls).

Regards,
Sebastien

"Weasel" wrote:

Sorry I mean copy from doc1 range a2:f2 to doc2 range a1:f1

"sebastienm" wrote:

to a new file
do you mean new book or a new sheet withing the same book?

In any case, use the syntax:
range.cut destination_range
eg:
workbooks("my book.xls").Worksheets("sheet1").Range("a1:f2").Cut _
workbooks("book2").Worksheets("sheet2").Range("a1" )
In this case it is from a book to another book.

I you want to copy and not cut, use the Copy method. It works the same way.

Regards,
Sébastien
"Weasel" wrote:

I'm trying to move a range of cells to a new file and new range I can't get
it to work.

eg.
doc name: sheet1
range: a2:f2
new file: sheet2
new range: a1:f1

Any help would be appreciated