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Hi all
I am sure there is a very quick answer to my problem but it is outside my limited knowledge of Excel Macro's. I have a sheet that I import data to. Data is imported into the range starting in cell A4 and across to column AZ. The number of rows differs depending upon each export, but can be up to 50,000+ In Column BA:DZ I have a heap of calculations. Row 3 stores the calculations. I currently have a very messy macro that fills down for each and every column individually (if I select them all at once excel has a hisssy fit) down to row 60000 e.g. Range("BA3:BA60000").Select Selection.FillDown I know I can find out what is the last row with End(xlUp) etc and I know I can put that in a variable e.g. Range("BA3:BA" & Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row).Select ' Selection.FillDown (column A will always have data in it where the remainder of the row contains at least some info) But how do I make it 'neat' so that anytime I add additional columns I don't have to add a new line to the macro In effect I want to repeat the same filldown starting at Column BA and going through to DZ (or further if I add extra calculations - Row 1 has column titles where there is a calculation otherwise they are blank where there is no info and therefore no fill). Clear as mud? Any tips would be greatfully received as I fear my brain is turning rapidly into an excel mush Cheers David |
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