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I have a file with data in the same cells that I wish to copy into another
file. I have to do this constantly and wondered if I could achieve this with a macro? The data I wish to copy is in various cells in the first file e.g. A1, A2, A5, C1, C2, C5 etc, therefore I have named this as a range called copy_data. I then need to bring this into a seperate file into various cells e.g. cell A1 from the first file needs to go into B1 of the second file. I cannot set a formula up for this as the first file will be a different filename each time (although the layout remains the same). Does naming the range copy_data in the first file help or will I have to relate each cell seperately to achieve this macro? Any ideas as to the code required? Thanks in advance. |
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