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Then it is as I said
Dim rng as Range Dim sh as Worksheet With Worksheets("PackingData") set rng = .Range(Range("B2"),.Range("B2").End(xldown)) End With for each cell in rng set rw = cell.Resize(1,58) set sh = activeSheet Worksheets("PackingData").Select rw.Select ' code to process the selected line/packing slip Next -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "zero635" wrote in message ... The macro I use is for packing slip. Line B2:BG2 house the information for the packing slip. It includes data such has address, name, number, etc. In the spreadsheet I am using I have say 15 lines 2 thru 16. When I hit my macro it copies that line inserts it into the specified template and then does the rest of my programming, taking out lines, inserting, etc. But for me to do each line for each packing slip I have to highlight the individual lines and hit the macro button for it to go through it. I am trying to automate to do the first packing slip, move to the next line setup that one, go on to the next line, etc.. Everything that I have works so far, I didn't want to post all my code because it is like 20 submodules (I think that is what they are called), but if I must then I will. Hope this makes any sense. I know what it is I am trying to do but explaining it is a different story. Thanks, Zero -- zero635 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ zero635's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=24802 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=480185 |
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