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I have three discontiguous ranges, each with the same number of columns, but
each may have a different number of rows. I want to copy the data from each of the ranges into a single array preserving their relative row/column positions from the source. When the array is written out, it should write the data into cells in the same relative position, but as a single contiguous range. So, for example, if the source has three sets of selections, each 5 columns wide, one has two rows, one has three rows, and one has four rows, then the data should write out as a single contiguous range having 9 rows and 5 columns. Mostly, I need help with getting the data into the array, I think I can take care of the write out. Thanks much for your help! |
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