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It works! That's absolutely fantastic.
Thanks. Tom. "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Mr Tom Unfortuantely, it's still not stopping at the end fo the second range - it just keeps going. You define the column C range of interest: Set Rng = SH.Range("C5:C30") '<<==== CHANGE --- Regards, Norman "mr tom" <mr-tom at mr-tom.co.uk.(donotspam) wrote in message ... Norman, Thanks so much for helping me. Unfortuantely, it's still not stopping at the end fo the second range - it just keeps going. I think this will work better as a navigation and selection exercise rather than counts, ifs etc as the size of the first and second data sets plus the number of columns between them is unpredictable, which is why I've used C5 as a starting point and then xlDown etc. I've put a fresh explanation as a reply to my original post, which should help clarify. Cheers, Tom. |
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