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The records in my data are from Column s "A" to "M" inclusive. My code
selects the record I want in
"A(x)" where (x) is of course the row number. I now want to copy the
entire record from "A(x)" to "M(x)" and paste it to a separate
workbook,

How do I select the entire record for copying since the row number can
be any row in my database.

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You didn't post YOUR code for comments but maybe this will help
ar=activecell.row

range(cells(ar,"a"),cells(ar,"m")).copy

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The records in my data are from Column s "A" to "M" inclusive. My code
selects the record I want in
"A(x)" where (x) is of course the row number. I now want to copy the
entire record from "A(x)" to "M(x)" and paste it to a separate
workbook,

How do I select the entire record for copying since the row number can
be any row in my database.

Dooley



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