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Hi,
I have a worksheet with data looking like that: # Name Telephone 1 Joe 506 2 Jack 239 3 Bob 897 4 5 .... 3000 The number of rows is limited to 3,000, but the rows filled could be anywhere between 1 and 3,000. I am looking at a VBA macro that could autmatically select the rows filled, column B being the test. Thanks for your help !! Tomfizz |
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Dave - Thanks a lot !!!!
That's about it, except that I don't want to select the entire row, but only up to another column (say column J). the idea is to create a print area corresponding to a table, with a various number of rows ... Thanks for the help! Tomfizz |
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One way:
myrng.entirerow.select becomes with activesheet intersect(myrng.entirerow,.range("a:J")).select end with Change A:J to whatever columns you want. Tomfizz wrote: Dave - Thanks a lot !!!! That's about it, except that I don't want to select the entire row, but only up to another column (say column J). the idea is to create a print area corresponding to a table, with a various number of rows ... Thanks for the help! Tomfizz -- Dave Peterson |
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