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Hi,
I am new to VBA. I am trying to create a script to do the following: 1. copy a user defined range (only the cells that contains values) 2. paste only the values and transpose the range to a user defined cell Thank you for your help. |
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Delphine wrote:
Hi, I am new to VBA. I am trying to create a script to do the following: 1. copy a user defined range (only the cells that contains values) 2. paste only the values and transpose the range to a user defined cell Thank you for your help. Hi Delphine, Not to evade you, but since you are new to VBA I heartily suggest you do a little experimentation by recording a macro as you perform the steps above. The code it creates will be specific to your selections, but it will show you how some things are accomplished in VBA, like selecting a range and paste | transpose. Often you can modify the code easily to generalize it. Do write back if you get stuck! |
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Hi smartin,
I was able to create the macro for a particular range. However, I need to copy a different range each time and paste it to different cell each time. "smartin" wrote: Delphine wrote: Hi, I am new to VBA. I am trying to create a script to do the following: 1. copy a user defined range (only the cells that contains values) 2. paste only the values and transpose the range to a user defined cell Thank you for your help. Hi Delphine, Not to evade you, but since you are new to VBA I heartily suggest you do a little experimentation by recording a macro as you perform the steps above. The code it creates will be specific to your selections, but it will show you how some things are accomplished in VBA, like selecting a range and paste | transpose. Often you can modify the code easily to generalize it. Do write back if you get stuck! |
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Ok -- good start! If you could post the macro you have so far, we will
see what we can do. Delphine wrote: Hi smartin, I was able to create the macro for a particular range. However, I need to copy a different range each time and paste it to different cell each time. "smartin" wrote: Delphine wrote: Hi, I am new to VBA. I am trying to create a script to do the following: 1. copy a user defined range (only the cells that contains values) 2. paste only the values and transpose the range to a user defined cell Thank you for your help. Hi Delphine, Not to evade you, but since you are new to VBA I heartily suggest you do a little experimentation by recording a macro as you perform the steps above. The code it creates will be specific to your selections, but it will show you how some things are accomplished in VBA, like selecting a range and paste | transpose. Often you can modify the code easily to generalize it. Do write back if you get stuck! |
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This is my code:
Range("A1:K482").Select Selection.Copy Range("M1").Select Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, Operation:=xlNone, SkipBlanks _ :=False, Transpose:=True Thank you, Delphine |
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And how do you know what range to copy and what cell to paste?
Delphine wrote: This is my code: Range("A1:K482").Select Selection.Copy Range("M1").Select Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, Operation:=xlNone, SkipBlanks _ :=False, Transpose:=True Thank you, Delphine -- Dave Peterson |
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