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I am designing a spreadsheet using macros in which I want to copy a range of cells from one sheet and paste to another. I am able to do that part but what I want to do is to find the way that the macro recognizes the first set of cells is already with data then should paste to the next one. I will appreciate any suggestion.
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JorgeAE, This will select the cell below the last cell with data in column
A, is that what you need?

Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).Select

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I am designing a spreadsheet using macros in which I want to copy a
range of cells from one sheet and paste to another. I am able to do
that part but what I want to do is to find the way that the macro
recognizes the first set of cells is already with data then should
paste to the next one. I will appreciate any suggestion.


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