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copy variable length cells to a new sheets
I would like to copy a range of cells in to a new spreadsheet.
I have following code, but it does not work for variable length cells Dim wsSource wsDestination As Worksheet Dim rFrom, rTo As Range Set wsSource = Sheets("SHEET1") Set wsDestination = Sheets("SHEET2") Set rOld = wsSource.Range("A1:C15") Set rNew = wsTarget.Range("A1") rOld.Copy Destination:=rNew Number of ciolumns is known, but I would like to change the number of rows. Are there any easy way to programming change row number of rOld? Any information is great appreciated, |
copy variable length cells to a new sheets
Hi Souris,
Set rOld = wsSource.Range("A1:C15") Perhaps, Set rOld = Range("A1").CurrentRegion --- Regards, Norman "Souris" wrote in message ... I would like to copy a range of cells in to a new spreadsheet. I have following code, but it does not work for variable length cells Dim wsSource wsDestination As Worksheet Dim rFrom, rTo As Range Set wsSource = Sheets("SHEET1") Set wsDestination = Sheets("SHEET2") Set rOld = wsSource.Range("A1:C15") Set rNew = wsTarget.Range("A1") rOld.Copy Destination:=rNew Number of ciolumns is known, but I would like to change the number of rows. Are there any easy way to programming change row number of rOld? Any information is great appreciated, |
copy variable length cells to a new sheets
Thanks for the information,
CurrentRegion copies all the region, but I want to copy part of them. For example: I wanted to copy "A1:C15", My data are in "A1:F15". CurrentRegion copy from A1:F15, which I do not need "D1:F15" May I specify the number of columns or I can delete the row I do not need after copy? Thanks again, "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Souris, Set rOld = wsSource.Range("A1:C15") Perhaps, Set rOld = Range("A1").CurrentRegion --- Regards, Norman "Souris" wrote in message ... I would like to copy a range of cells in to a new spreadsheet. I have following code, but it does not work for variable length cells Dim wsSource wsDestination As Worksheet Dim rFrom, rTo As Range Set wsSource = Sheets("SHEET1") Set wsDestination = Sheets("SHEET2") Set rOld = wsSource.Range("A1:C15") Set rNew = wsTarget.Range("A1") rOld.Copy Destination:=rNew Number of ciolumns is known, but I would like to change the number of rows. Are there any easy way to programming change row number of rOld? Any information is great appreciated, |
copy variable length cells to a new sheets
Hi Souris,
Try: Range("A1").CurrentRegion.columns("A:C").select --- Regards, Norman "Souris" wrote in message ... Thanks for the information, CurrentRegion copies all the region, but I want to copy part of them. For example: I wanted to copy "A1:C15", My data are in "A1:F15". CurrentRegion copy from A1:F15, which I do not need "D1:F15" May I specify the number of columns or I can delete the row I do not need after copy? Thanks again, "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Souris, Set rOld = wsSource.Range("A1:C15") Perhaps, Set rOld = Range("A1").CurrentRegion --- Regards, Norman "Souris" wrote in message ... I would like to copy a range of cells in to a new spreadsheet. I have following code, but it does not work for variable length cells Dim wsSource wsDestination As Worksheet Dim rFrom, rTo As Range Set wsSource = Sheets("SHEET1") Set wsDestination = Sheets("SHEET2") Set rOld = wsSource.Range("A1:C15") Set rNew = wsTarget.Range("A1") rOld.Copy Destination:=rNew Number of ciolumns is known, but I would like to change the number of rows. Are there any easy way to programming change row number of rOld? Any information is great appreciated, |
copy variable length cells to a new sheets
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"Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Souris, Try: Range("A1").CurrentRegion.columns("A:C").select --- Regards, Norman "Souris" wrote in message ... Thanks for the information, CurrentRegion copies all the region, but I want to copy part of them. For example: I wanted to copy "A1:C15", My data are in "A1:F15". CurrentRegion copy from A1:F15, which I do not need "D1:F15" May I specify the number of columns or I can delete the row I do not need after copy? Thanks again, "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Souris, Set rOld = wsSource.Range("A1:C15") Perhaps, Set rOld = Range("A1").CurrentRegion --- Regards, Norman "Souris" wrote in message ... I would like to copy a range of cells in to a new spreadsheet. I have following code, but it does not work for variable length cells Dim wsSource wsDestination As Worksheet Dim rFrom, rTo As Range Set wsSource = Sheets("SHEET1") Set wsDestination = Sheets("SHEET2") Set rOld = wsSource.Range("A1:C15") Set rNew = wsTarget.Range("A1") rOld.Copy Destination:=rNew Number of ciolumns is known, but I would like to change the number of rows. Are there any easy way to programming change row number of rOld? Any information is great appreciated, |
copy variable length cells to a new sheets
Dim wsSource As Worksheet
Dim wsTarget As Worksheet Dim rOld As Range Dim rNew As Range Dim eRow As Long Set wsSource = Sheets("SHEET1") Set wsTarget = Sheets("SHEET2") eRow = wsSource.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row Set rOld = wsSource.Range("A1:C" & eRow) Set rNew = wsTarget.Range("A1") rOld.Copy Destination:=rNew PS if you dim your variables: Dim wsOne, wsTwo as Worksheet wsOne will be a variant and only wsTwo will be correctly dimmed. Hope this helps Rowan "Souris" wrote: I would like to copy a range of cells in to a new spreadsheet. I have following code, but it does not work for variable length cells Dim wsSource wsDestination As Worksheet Dim rFrom, rTo As Range Set wsSource = Sheets("SHEET1") Set wsDestination = Sheets("SHEET2") Set rOld = wsSource.Range("A1:C15") Set rNew = wsTarget.Range("A1") rOld.Copy Destination:=rNew Number of ciolumns is known, but I would like to change the number of rows. Are there any easy way to programming change row number of rOld? Any information is great appreciated, |
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