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If your data's not continuous but you are going to the last row in a column
you could use this to copy the range: range(cells(3,1),cells(65536,19).end(xlup)).copy Rob " wrote: I've monkeyed with this, too... got the solution by recording what I would do on the sheet to make this happen... This should work for you Range("A3:S3").Select Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select Note: This will only work when the data in column A is continuous to the end of the series (i.e., there are no blank cells between A3 and the last cell in column A with data). Hope that helps! |
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