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Is there a way to select columns on a numeric (vs alpha) notation? My
amount of columns is always changing so I want to reference them by
numbers. How can i do this and still get the WHOLE column?

This doesnt work...

Columns("2:numparts+2").Select

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Columns(2).Resize(,numparts).Select


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Is there a way to select columns on a numeric (vs alpha) notation? My
amount of columns is always changing so I want to reference them by
numbers. How can i do this and still get the WHOLE column?

This doesnt work...

Columns("2:numparts+2").Select

Thanks

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