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I want to do in VBA the equivalent of double-clicking on the fill handle.
When I record the macro, I get a hard coded range, as in: Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("B2:B15") I want the range to be a variable length, ie, however many contiguous rows are in column A. I tried: Range("B2", Range("A2").end(xldown).offset(0,1)) but I got a two column range out of this rather than one. What range will solve my problem? -- Thanks, Fred |
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