I would like to put a border around data using a macro. In some cases
may need to border A1:AC44 and in other cases it may be A1:AC45. In al
cases the A1 is static and AC is static but the row is determined b
where the field 'Grand Total' is located.

How do i create a relative reference to put a border around thi
information

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MsgBox ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Address
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Dim LASTROW As Integer, rng as Range

LASTROW = Cells(Rows.COUNT, "A").End(xlUp).Row
set rng = Range("A1:AC" & LASTROW)
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I would like to put a border around data using a macro. In some cases I
may need to border A1:AC44 and in other cases it may be A1:AC45. In all
cases the A1 is static and AC is static but the row is determined by
where the field 'Grand Total' is located.

How do i create a relative reference to put a border around this
information.


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Thanks for advice. That statement worked fine.

What if I wanted to put a different outline starting with the row belo
it.

For example I search for Grand Total and in the row below that an
always in column s i want to outline five boxes

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Just add 1

LASTROW = Cells(Rows.COUNT, "A").End(xlUp).Row+1
set rng = Range("A1:AC" & LASTROW)

or
LASTROW = Cells(Rows.COUNT, "A").End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).Row
set rng = Range("A1:AC" & LASTROW)

Glad it worked!!!
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Thanks for advice. That statement worked fine.

What if I wanted to put a different outline starting with the row below
it.

For example I search for Grand Total and in the row below that and
always in column s i want to outline five boxes.


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