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Default Macro Range issues (I think)


Actually, I think I just figured it out. I added the 2nd line below to
the code:

x = rngSource.Rows.Count
x = x + 1
y = rngSource.Columns.Count

tmann Wrote:
Thanks, bpeltzer. I tried your suggestion, and while it works, it
introduces another problem: if I enter a list of stock symbols in col A
beginning in A2, it doesn't pull a quote for the last symbol in the
list. For instance, in the list:

MSFT
GME
COH
LCC

it won't pull a quote for LCC. But then if I add another symbol below
LCC, say WMT, it will pull a quote for LCC now but not WMT. I assume
that while it's inserting the data in row 2, it's counting the number
of rows required from row 1 and that's why it misses the last row???
Any thoughts??? Thanks!



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