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Default merging excel books

You can use the range example with

Set sourceRange = mybook.Worksheets(1).Range("A20:IV25")


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Thanks a lot, that is exactly what i needed. Just one question - if i
only want to choose certain rows to be copied - say rows 20-25, how do
i go about doing that? Sorry...I'm pretty new to this.
Thanks, Ben


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