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Default I can't figure out why these lines don't work



Thanks for all your help. This group is awesome.


I can't figure out why these macro lines work:


Worksheets("DP").Range("b5:b54").Copy
Worksheets("Complete List").Range("a1:a50").PasteSpecial

and these, attempting the same exact job, don't:

Worksheets("DP").Range(Cells(5, i), Cells(54, i)).Copy
Worksheets("Complete List").Range(Cells(ccc * 50 + 1, _
1),Cells(ccc + 1 * 50, 1)).PasteSpecial

"i" is a variable in a for/next loop and in the current line
equals 2
"ccc" is a variable also that is currently equal to 0.


I keep getting an error message with the top line,
Worksheets("DP").Range(Cells(5, i), Cells(54, i)).Copy

i dimensioned i and ccc as integers and both act as counters.


I'm trying to copy several columns of data from one sheet into one
large column of data into another sheet. I don't want to cut and
paste each individual column because eventually the sheets will change
and there will be more columns.

i must have some syntax incorrect.

thank you again,
JasonK

 
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