I have a spreadsheet with data pulled from my database. I want to tak
the value in the last cell of each row and move it into a new cell, on
that I specify.
In other words, for each row, take the data in the last column and mov
it to column X, same row. The column to move to will be the same for th
entire sheet

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Hi
AFAIK they are stored in Excel's *.xlb files

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I have a spreadsheet with data pulled from my database. I want to
take
the value in the last cell of each row and move it into a new cell,
one
that I specify.
In other words, for each row, take the data in the last column and
move
it to column X, same row. The column to move to will be the same for
the
entire sheet.


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Would something like this work?

FirstRow = 5
LastRow = 15
SourceColumn = 2
DestColumn = 9
For CurrentRow = FirstRow To LastRow
Cells(CurrentRow, SourceColumn).Copy
Cells(CurrentRow, DestColumn).PasteSpecial xlPasteValues,
xlPasteSpecialOperationNone
Next 'CurrentRow

HTH
Chris

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I have a spreadsheet with data pulled from my database. I want to take
the value in the last cell of each row and move it into a new cell, one
that I specify.
In other words, for each row, take the data in the last column and move
it to column X, same row. The column to move to will be the same for the
entire sheet.


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I believe you could copy the entire row and move it to row x.

I have a book at work that shows how to do this... but I hope the idea
helps.

its something to the effect of:

activecell.range("F").copy

activecell.range("X").paste

(mybe you could even cut, or else after you copy, just delete the
entire column?)


Does anyone think this method would work for Belle


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