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How to? Copy from one location to multiple locations (easy)?
Good day,
I would like to know how I can specify one copy location (using CtrlC) and then mark/indicate multiple locations where the paste should take place. Is this possable? This will beat the copy + paste procedure times 20 that I am currently doing. Kind regards George |
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How to? Copy from one location to multiple locations (easy)?
Just select the multiple locations and do Ctrl+V
in code ActiveCell.Copy _ Destination:=Range("A1,B9,C3,D5:E7,F10") -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message oups.com... Good day, I would like to know how I can specify one copy location (using CtrlC) and then mark/indicate multiple locations where the paste should take place. Is this possable? This will beat the copy + paste procedure times 20 that I am currently doing. Kind regards George |
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How to? Copy from one location to multiple locations (easy)?
Thank you Tom.
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