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I am having troubles deleting below a certain point when writing macros using
seperate worksheets with varying data amounts. Is there a way to identify a non-specific point? Instead of a cell specific point when writing the code, ie (A203:A205)? |
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Maybe this line in your code will help......
Range("A203:A205").ClearContents Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "sportsbarn" wrote: I am having troubles deleting below a certain point when writing macros using seperate worksheets with varying data amounts. Is there a way to identify a non-specific point? Instead of a cell specific point when writing the code, ie (A203:A205)? |
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Hi sportsbarn
Not entirely sure what you're after but: LastRow = Range("A65536").End(xlup).Row will give you the last used row in column A. Always delete from bottom to top. Regards Steve |
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