Append Named Ranges one under the other to form a new Range

TamirBasin

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi,
I have many ranges on the same sheet, each contains exactly 1 column.
Range1, Range2, Range3...etc.

I need to create a combined range ("AppendedRange") that will append all the ranges, one under another (for vlookup purposes)
Range1 (values)
Range2 (values)
Range3 (values)
etc.

I got lost with trying to loop and update the last row of the AppendedRange.

I would appreciate any help.
Thanks,
Tamir
 
It seems to work great :)
I still have to try various scenarios and see how the code holds.
Thank you so much
Tamir
 
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