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Do you mean only A19:AE19 or A1:AE19? And do you mean on the same
sheet? The following will do what you ask: Sub Test() Range("A19:A19").Copy Destination:=Range("A20") End Sub or Sub Test() Range("A1:A19").Copy Destination:=Range("A20") End Sub But I suspect this isn't going to be too helpful for you (it only ever copies A1:AE19 or A19:Ae19). Perhaps you could expand on exactly what you are doing? Richard JAXIE wrote: What I have is a range (A to AE 19) that I want to copy and paste below the frisr range. Is there a way to do this with a macro ?? It is for a printout for doing inventory in our warehouse and I am stuck on this so I am doing this manually for now. |
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