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Does anyone know how to achieve the following (as my do loop contstructions
are taking quite a while to execute and this would be far faster I am sure). Column A contains dates which expand by one each day (funnily enough). Basically I want to copy the dates from one sheet to another as fast as possible, and then copy a column of numbers into the adjacent column (I wnat to copy one column over each time so offset will probably do me when I get the syntax). My idea is to define the column of dates as a named range and then just say "the same range on sheet B is to equal the named range on sheet A" the idea being that just picking up the dates as a block and plonking them in the destination sheet is likely to be quicker than assigning the values one at a time as i do now using a do loop construction. Would appreciate any pointers, kind regards, Mark |
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