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I have recorded a macro that makes a workbook visible, it selects some
information, copies it, pastes it as values, copies it again to have it ready for pasting it in another worksheet, and then it hides the workbook. All works perfectly with the only exception that it is not very neat because the workbook appears and disappears for a fraction of second, like the flash of a camera. My two questions a 1. Is there any alternative code to do it in a more neat way? 2. I would like that "Range(B14:V21").Select" selects only the rows with information (e.g. if only the first three rows have information, then it selects B14:V16 only). I wonder who could help me with this? The current code is: Sub CopyPaste() Sheets("CopyPaste").Visible = True Sheets("CopyPaste").Select Range("B5:V12").Select Selection.Copy Range("B14:V21").Select Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, Operation:=xlNone, SkipBlanks _ :=False, Transpose:=False Application.CutCopyMode = False Selection.Copy Sheets("PV").Select Range("B2").Select Sheets("CopyPaste").Visible = False End Sub Thank you, |
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