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Hi,
I have two sheets in an Excel file, Sheet1 and Sheet2. In Sheet1, I have data columns from A to H with an unkown number of rows. In Sheet2, I have data columns from A to Q with an unkown number of rows. Now I want to clear everything from row 2 in Sheet1. And I also want to clear everything from row 2 in Sheet2 with the exception that the value in cell "E2" should remain. I have created a macro as follows: ' Clear Sheet1 and Sheet2 (but keep the the first three rows) Sheet1.Range("A2", "H65000").Clear() ' The cell of E2 should NOT be cleared! Sheet2.Range("A2", "D2").Clear() Sheet2.Range("F2", "Q2").Clear() Sheet2.Range("A3", "Q65000").Clear() Two issues he 1) These statements are syntactically incorrect. Could anyone correct the syntax for me? 2) I didn't intend to use "65000" as the upper bound. But how to get the maximu row number with non-empty cells? Thanks! -Emily |
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