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select a certain range of data
I need to write a code that is able to start at cell A6 then find the last
column with data then find the first blank row and set that as my range and then have that range selected. So, as an example from below, the code would select A6:C8 and leave out the cells below the blank row. A B C 6 text-1 text-1 text-1 7 text-2 text-2 text-2 8 text-3 text-3 text-3 9 10 Total xxx Thank You in advance |
select a certain range of data
Sub dural()
Range("A6").CurrentRegion.Select End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200909 "Scott" wrote: I need to write a code that is able to start at cell A6 then find the last column with data then find the first blank row and set that as my range and then have that range selected. So, as an example from below, the code would select A6:C8 and leave out the cells below the blank row. A B C 6 text-1 text-1 text-1 7 text-2 text-2 text-2 8 text-3 text-3 text-3 9 10 Total xxx Thank You in advance |
select a certain range of data
Sub usedrnge()
Range("a6").CurrentRegion.Select End Sub -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Scott" wrote in message ... I need to write a code that is able to start at cell A6 then find the last column with data then find the first blank row and set that as my range and then have that range selected. So, as an example from below, the code would select A6:C8 and leave out the cells below the blank row. A B C 6 text-1 text-1 text-1 7 text-2 text-2 text-2 8 text-3 text-3 text-3 9 10 Total xxx Thank You in advance |
select a certain range of data
Scott,
You can do it like this but be aware it is highly unlikely you would need to select the range to do whatever it is you want to do next LastRow = Range("A6").End(xlDown).Row Range("A6:A" & LastRow).Resize(, 3).Select -- Mike When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the question. "Scott" wrote: I need to write a code that is able to start at cell A6 then find the last column with data then find the first blank row and set that as my range and then have that range selected. So, as an example from below, the code would select A6:C8 and leave out the cells below the blank row. A B C 6 text-1 text-1 text-1 7 text-2 text-2 text-2 8 text-3 text-3 text-3 9 10 Total xxx Thank You in advance |
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