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Columns("A:IV").ColumnWidth = 25

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Thank you very much!!!

Would you know how to right justift all columns?

Thanks again for you help,

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Sometimes, recording a macro when you do it manually will be quicker than asking
and waiting for a response.

I usually open a new workbook and then record a macro in that workbook's
project. Then I copy|paste to its real home.


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Thank you very much!!!

Would you know how to right justift all columns?

Thanks again for you help,

Jack

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