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I have a macro that does a ton of calculations for me. I am looking to
update its capabilities by giving it a user-interface and more flexibility. I am therefore moving out of the realm of doing calculations knowing which column contains what data. So, I now have the situation where columns will be deleted based on user-control and data may or may not be where I originally had it. I'm thinking the best way to handle this is to define columns of data as ranges prior to deleting other columns around them and then doing the calculations on the ranges. Does anyone have some input on if this is the most efficient way to do this? Thanks as always, Matt |
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