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Macro help
Hi,
I created a macro for automating the input of a delimited text file. Once all the stuff is imported, I want to reformat some of the data. I have the formula ready, but have no clue how to make it apply to the whole column if I don't know ahead of time how many rows the column will contain. I can manually put it in the top cell and drag it down, but I want it to be part of the macro. How do I do this? Thanks! |
Macro help
Hi,
It would have helped to see the formula and where it is to go but this is one way lastrow = Sheets("Sheet1").Cells(Cells.Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row Range("B1").Formula = "=A1" Range("B1:B" & lastrow).FillDown Mike "jschping" wrote: Hi, I created a macro for automating the input of a delimited text file. Once all the stuff is imported, I want to reformat some of the data. I have the formula ready, but have no clue how to make it apply to the whole column if I don't know ahead of time how many rows the column will contain. I can manually put it in the top cell and drag it down, but I want it to be part of the macro. How do I do this? Thanks! |
Macro help
It worked! Thanks so much.
"Mike H" wrote: Hi, It would have helped to see the formula and where it is to go but this is one way lastrow = Sheets("Sheet1").Cells(Cells.Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row Range("B1").Formula = "=A1" Range("B1:B" & lastrow).FillDown Mike "jschping" wrote: Hi, I created a macro for automating the input of a delimited text file. Once all the stuff is imported, I want to reformat some of the data. I have the formula ready, but have no clue how to make it apply to the whole column if I don't know ahead of time how many rows the column will contain. I can manually put it in the top cell and drag it down, but I want it to be part of the macro. How do I do this? Thanks! |
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