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Default Blank portions of the worksheet after the data


How would I delete the blank pages of a worksheet that remain after th
cells that contain data? I have a macro that reads data from a
unformatted worksheet into another formatted worksheet. The amount o
data coming into the spreadsheet varies. When I run a report with
small amount of data after running one with a large amount of dat
there are a lot of empty pages. I can set the cells to blank befor
filling the spreadsheet, IE:Worksheets("Rebate").Range("A2:J7000")
"". I'm just wondering if I can delete the remaining empty cells.
want to do this in the macro.

Thank

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