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I have a macro that loads a variable length data spreadsheet (n rows) into
an instance of a template. I then want to copy a formula into a blank column of that sheet, but limit the copy only to the number of rows that contain data. So I have some code that selects say E1, copies its formula, goes to E3 (under the headings). Then I need to have it select from there to the last active row and do my paste. However, because the column is empty, it always seems to want to select all the way to row 65536 or so. That disrupts many other things and is not at all desirable. Can anyone tell me how to specify the row number at the end of the imported data, so that I can limit the extent of my paste operation? Thanks, Kebbon |
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