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Select a column within a query
I have a worksheet that has multiple queries. Rows 6-some number (fluctuates
each week) contain the data from columns A-G. There is another query that starts ~5 rows below the first one and goes for another 10 or 20 rows from columns A-G again. I need to be able to clear the contents of column F in the first query without messing with the second one. Is there a way to select this column inside query 1 and not the other query since the number of rows changes each week and is not static? Thanks. |
Select a column within a query
if you have continous rows of data without any blank rows the use xldown
Range("F6",Range("F6").end(xldown)).clear "Jeff Gross" wrote: I have a worksheet that has multiple queries. Rows 6-some number (fluctuates each week) contain the data from columns A-G. There is another query that starts ~5 rows below the first one and goes for another 10 or 20 rows from columns A-G again. I need to be able to clear the contents of column F in the first query without messing with the second one. Is there a way to select this column inside query 1 and not the other query since the number of rows changes each week and is not static? Thanks. |
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