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Method of selecting an area with a macro
I have designed a form which at one point needs to be able to have additional
formatted rows inserted. I have created a reference row and can select it by Ctrl G etc, but I actually want to select the row two rows above this reference row which will change every time I add a row. I then copy this row and select Insert Copied Cells. This must be possible? Please!! |
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give your reference row a range name, eg "RefRow"
in your code, Range("RefRow").Copy Range("RefRow").Offset(-2, 0).Insert Shift:=xlDown "WildGlio" wrote: I have designed a form which at one point needs to be able to have additional formatted rows inserted. I have created a reference row and can select it by Ctrl G etc, but I actually want to select the row two rows above this reference row which will change every time I add a row. I then copy this row and select Insert Copied Cells. This must be possible? Please!! |
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