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Default Can you someone use Copy Destination:= using a transpose element?

(Have) I understood (correctly?) that the Copy Paste using the
clipboard is less favourable then the Copy Destination? Yet how can I
add a paste special with transpose :=True?
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Default Can you someone use Copy Destination:= using a transpose element?

I think you will have to do it like this...

Worksheets("Source").Range("B3:H6").Copy
Worksheets("Destination").Range("J2").PasteSpecial Transpose:=True
Application.CutCopyMode = False

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(Have) I understood (correctly?) that the Copy Paste using the
clipboard is less favourable then the Copy Destination? Yet how can I
add a paste special with transpose :=True?


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