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Hi, I have over 200 columns, I want to do a for next loop to delete the
unwanted columns, at the end I should only end with 50 columns. does anyone have an example where I can find my columns on a collection and if is there skip it if is not then delete entire column? I want to avoid using a Range("A:A, D:D....").delete as there is 50 columns I'm keeping. Thanks, -- Thank you... |
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