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Dynamic range
Hello:
My problem: I would like to be able to dynamicaly determine the range of cells that have data. This data is generated by a database query. I have the script clear the old data before a new database query. Is it possible to do that in excel? Thanks, --D |
Dynamic range
Range("A1").currentRegion.Select
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message oups.com... Hello: My problem: I would like to be able to dynamicaly determine the range of cells that have data. This data is generated by a database query. I have the script clear the old data before a new database query. Is it possible to do that in excel? Thanks, --D |
Dynamic range
It depends on how your worksheet is organized. If the data is
always enclosed between blank rows/columns, you can use Dim DataRange As Range Set DataRange = Range("A1").CurrentRegion to get the rectangular region of data. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com wrote in message oups.com... Hello: My problem: I would like to be able to dynamicaly determine the range of cells that have data. This data is generated by a database query. I have the script clear the old data before a new database query. Is it possible to do that in excel? Thanks, --D |
Dynamic range
Thank you guys!
Very helpfull sugestions, exactly what I was looking for Thanks, -D |
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