Hi,

Excel 97
I have a macro attached to a button that copies previously marked data
from a
web page to cell D8 on a tempory download sheet, where it is formatted
and then copied to another sheet.

Sub DownloadTABdata()
'
' DownloadTABdata Macro
' Macro recorded 1/06/05 by IBM
'
ActiveSheet.PasteSpecial Format:="Text", Link:=False,
DisplayAsIcon:= _
False


End Sub

Now the data arrives with a list of numbers in col D8:Dxx and names in
col F8:Fxx. I want to move the data in F8:Fxx to E8:Exx. The data
range is variable from , say, 6 to 24 items.

After the column move, I want that range (D8:Exx) marked ready for
copying on to another sheet.

Can anyone help with a bit of code to accomplish this task?

Thanks,
Neddy


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Assuming the data is contiguous from F8 downward the cut and paste code
would look like this:

Range("F8", Range("F8").End(xlDown)).Cut Range("E8")

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| Hi,
|
| Excel 97
| I have a macro attached to a button that copies previously marked data
| from a
| web page to cell D8 on a tempory download sheet, where it is formatted
| and then copied to another sheet.
|
| Sub DownloadTABdata()
| '
| ' DownloadTABdata Macro
| ' Macro recorded 1/06/05 by IBM
| '
| ActiveSheet.PasteSpecial Format:="Text", Link:=False,
| DisplayAsIcon:= _
| False
|
|
| End Sub
|
| Now the data arrives with a list of numbers in col D8:Dxx and names in
| col F8:Fxx. I want to move the data in F8:Fxx to E8:Exx. The data
| range is variable from , say, 6 to 24 items.
|
| After the column move, I want that range (D8:Exx) marked ready for
| copying on to another sheet.
|
| Can anyone help with a bit of code to accomplish this task?
|
| Thanks,
| Neddy
|
|
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Thanks Jim,

Now to mark the new range(D8:Exx) ready to copy, I suppose I would use
a variation of that last statement to mark it?

thanks
Neddy


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Sorry but I don't know what "to mark" means.

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| Thanks Jim,
|
| Now to mark the new range(D8:Exx) ready to copy, I suppose I would use
| a variation of that last statement to mark it?
|
| thanks
| Neddy
|
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Jim,

Thanks for your help. Marking is the same as selecting the range tha
contains
the data.

When doing it manually, using the cursor will "mark" the range, and th
copy command will put the flashing line around the selection.

I was wondering if a macro could be used to select the range D8:Ex
that was
created by the last statement and somehow invoke the copy comman
without
it actually copying. I have to then move to the other sheet an
manually use the
paste button.


Hope that makes sense :)


Thanks
Nedd

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I think you want something like this:

Range("F8", Range("F8").End(xlDown)).Cut Range("E8")
Range("D8", Range("D8").End(xlDown)).Resize(, 2).Copy


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|
| Jim,
|
| Thanks for your help. Marking is the same as selecting the range that
| contains
| the data.
|
| When doing it manually, using the cursor will "mark" the range, and the
| copy command will put the flashing line around the selection.
|
| I was wondering if a macro could be used to select the range D8:Exx
| that was
| created by the last statement and somehow invoke the copy command
| without
| it actually copying. I have to then move to the other sheet and
| manually use the
| paste button.
|
|
| Hope that makes sense :)
|
|
| Thanks
| Neddy
|
|
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