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Am trying to write a macro that will select the range from my activ
cell<which will be the last cell in a column to the first cell in th
colum

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Default Marco to copy from active cell to top of column

with activesheet
.range(activecell,.cells(1,activecell.column)).sel ect
end with

is one way.

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Am trying to write a macro that will select the range from my active
cell<which will be the last cell in a column to the first cell in the
column

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