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best way to get reference to all used cells
I was using the macro recorder to see how to use the range.sort
function. When I did, I got something like: Range("A1:J235").Sort Key1:=Range("A1"), Order1:=xlAscending I should always know the number of columns but the number of rows will vary. What's the best in code of coming up the "A1:J235"? Thanks, Woody |
best way to get reference to all used cells
ignore..wrong group.
woody |
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