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Default Selection of several records


Hi everybody,

I have this code which works on selecting the filled records startin
from the seventh row

It is working properly, but the problem with it is that it selects al
filled records even those which have zero value.

So, I would like you please to edit it to select records that hav
value greater than zero only.


Code
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Sub Select_Range()
[A7:J7].Select
Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select
End Su
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I hope that my question is clear for all,

Thank you sooooooo mcuh

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