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When writing macros that will highlight and move data around, how do you
highlight the data when it will have different numbers of rows each time you run the macro. Is there a way to simulate the typing <end<down arrow to go to the bottom of the range (no matter how big or small it is)? Also, how do change the reference cell each time you run the macro. For example, you want to continue to add data to the end of the list which keeps growing each time you run the macro. I am having problems because my macro wants to insert the copied data in the same cell reference each time instead of going to the bottom of the list. Does this have to be done in visual basic or can you create the macro with the recorder? |
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