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First off, I am pretty new to VBA (only really used VBS so far) and have come
across a lot of terms like xlValue, xlUp, xlDown etc. but I cannot find any
reference that explains what they actually do.

Any help gratefully appreciated.
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In VBE search Help for terms such as "End Property"
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First off, I am pretty new to VBA (only really used VBS so far) and have
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across a lot of terms like xlValue, xlUp, xlDown etc. but I cannot find
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Have a look at XLDirection in object browser in VB editor

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First off, I am pretty new to VBA (only really used VBS so far) and have come
across a lot of terms like xlValue, xlUp, xlDown etc. but I cannot find any
reference that explains what they actually do.

Any help gratefully appreciated.

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