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I need to combine column a and b in a macro that I can run on multiple
worksheets with different amounts of rows. I believe I need to create a new column, paste the combined values using (=a1&""&b1), in the new column, and then delete the two old columns. This I can do, but my problem comes when I try to run the same macro on a worksheet that contains more rows then the original one. There must be a way to do this. For instance, if there are 100 columns in the orginal worksheet where I created the macro, then if there are 120 columns, the macro is only combining 1-100, 101- 120. Please help a poor frustrated soul! |
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