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Default Calculating cell references


I have a VisualBasic macro in Excel that copies some data from one data
sheet to another. The code is:

Sheets("Calculations").Range("A4:X200").AdvancedFi lter
Action:=xlFilterCopy, _
CriteriaRange:=Range("A19:A34"), CopyToRange:=Range("C19:D34"),
Unique:= _
False

Now, I would like to replace the .Range("A4:X200") with a calculated
range but I can't seem to figure out how. I have tried things like
..Range(Cells(4,1),Cells(200,24)) but that doesn't seem to work.
Eventually I want to calculate myRow and myColumn and use them in the
Cell reference (e.g., Cells(myRow,myColumn)). Is there any way to do
this?
Thanks!


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