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Excellent, Here is the your code slightly modified to fit my application
Sub newrange() Dim X As Integer, Y As Integer For X = 1 To 25 If Cells(2, X) 0 Or Cells(3, X) 0 Then Y = X Next Range(Cells(1, Y - 10), Cells(3, Y)).Select Selection.Copy Sheets("Sheet1").Select ActiveSheet.Range("A10").Select Selection.PasteSpecial End Sub And here is another example of the Chart that i am copying from and pasting into specific cells 12/11/2005 12/18/2005 12/25/2005 1/1/2006 2 9 4 0 34 19 3 0 The problem with this code is that sometimes the data that is returned is going to be both zero's. As you can see that the data is put into weekending catogeries. I would some how like to use the code to look at the current date and then copy and paste the cells that are under that date ending. So if the current date was 12/21/2005 then everything from 12/25/2005 back to 12/11/2005 would be copied and pasted. If the current date is 12/29/2005 then everything from under 1/1/2006 to 12/18/2005be copied and pasted. All the data that is collected during a week is stored under the last day of that week. |
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